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I am thinking of disabling the root user for my digital ocean 1-click app. However, iff a user uses a password for ssh, my user does not get that password and they can only ssh through the user I create in my image and with the password I set for the user during cloud-init, which is the Droplet ID. I feel removing root login is best practice, however, Digital Ocean orients a lot of actions towards the root user… Are there best practices from Digital Ocean in this regard? Or is documenting this discrepency suffient and users will be happy I did not allow root logins?
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