Too Many Slack Admins Best Way to Fix?
Posted by tresorrarereviews@reddit | sysadmin | View on Reddit | 4 comments
We’ve got \~200 Slack admins in a 700-person org (no tracking, just built up over time).
What’s the fastest way to clean this up without breaking things?
Bulk downgrade or phased approach?
snebsnek@reddit
https://www.reddit.com/r/sysadmin/comments/1stbdlr/ran_our_first_slack_admin_audit_200_workspace/
What are you doing
tensorfish@reddit
Do not turn it into archaeology. Bulk-downgrade the obvious cases to Channel Manager now, keep a tiny exception list, and make every remaining workspace admin name the exact task they still need plus an expiry date. If something breaks, you just found undocumented privilege debt.
Anthropic_Principles@reddit
Start at the top with the appropriate governance framework.
Ddefine and get approval for the overarching policy.
Establish the specific technical details needed to implement the policy.
Document and publish the impact of the resulting change.
Make the change.
Wait for the screaming to start.
Sufficient_Prune3897@reddit
Clanker