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When a project is about to be removed, all users should be removed, and all resources should be deleted before the project is deleted. This is a suggested list of actions:

• Remove all users and groups but your own from the project
• Delete all heat stacks
• Deattach and delete all volumes
• Delete all virtual machines
• Delete all ports
• Delete all firewall-rules
• Delete all firewall-policies
• Delete all firewalls
• Delete all routers
• Delete all subnets
• Delete all networks
• Delete all security groups
• Delete all floating IP's
• Remove your user from the project
• Delete the project

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For temporary users a similar approach as with service users can be performed, where the description of the user should indicate the reason for this being a local user, and not a NTNU user. The user should also be deleted as soon as it is not necessary anymore.

Give a user or group administrative privileges

To give full administration access to a user, he needs to be an admin member of the admin project.

$ openstack role add --project admin --user <username> admin --user-domain NTNU
$ openstack role add --project admin --group <groupname> admin --group-domain NTNU