Your accounts and access
Before you start technical work, set up your accounts and access. If something is missing — reach out to your onboarding buddy or IT.
Account checklist
- Microsoft 365 / Entra ID —
@professnet.plemail, Teams, OneDrive. Turn on MFA right away (the next lesson is about security). - Azure — access to subscriptions according to your role (usually via an Entra group).
Sign in with
az login. - GitHub — an account added to the Professnet organization. Set up an SSH key
or
gh auth login. - Tools — Visual Studio / VS Code, Git, Node.js, Python, Docker.
Quick verification in the terminal
az account show # are you signed in to Azure?
gh auth status # access to GitHub / the Professnet organization?
git config user.email # is the @professnet.pl email set?
node -v && python3 -V # developer environments
The principle of least privilege
You get only the permissions you need for your role. This is not a lack of trust — it is the ISO 27001 standard and protection against mistakes. If you need more, ask with a justification.
Tip: never share your credentials. Each person has their own account — that way the audit knows who did what.
Secrets and passwords
- Keep passwords and tokens in a (company) password manager, never in the code.
- API keys and connection strings → Key Vault / GitHub Secrets, not in the repo.
- Lost a token? Report it immediately — we rotate, we don't hide.
Once your accounts are working, move on — we'll show you how best to use this training platform.