Default Organization Roles
By default, Organizations have two roles available: Organization Administrator and Organization Billing Manager.
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Roles map permissions to users. Roles contain any number of keychains, which contain any number of keys (permissions). Assign roles to users to grant permissions.
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Roles map permissions to users. Roles contain any number of keychains, which contain any number of keys (permissions). Assign roles to users to grant permissions.
Provider Admin Role
What is the purpose of this role?
- Used for administration of Layer5 Cloud.
- Used for debugging and monitoring.
- Applicable to platform engineering team and on-prem users.
Who can assign this role?
- Provider Admins
When this role is first assigned?
- On ☁️ boot-up (using build args)
How many instances of these roles?
- Min: 1, Max: many (based on plan)
Who can remove assignment of this role?
- Provider Admins
What permissions does this role have?
- Can perform CRUD on all resources
Organization Roles
What is the purpose of this role?
- Administration of an organization
Who can assign this role?
- The Organization Owner
When this role is first assigned?
- Creation of new organization or User Account creation
How many instances of these roles?
- Min: 1, Max: many (based on plan)
- By default, the first Organization Admin is the owner (the creator of the organization).
Who can remove assignment of this role?
- Organization Owner
What is the purpose of this role?
- Administration of subscriptions, plans, payments, billing methods and information, spending limits, invoice mgmt etc.
Who can assign this role?
- Organization Owner
When this role is first assigned?
- Manually by Organization Owner
How many instances of these roles?
- Min: 0, Max: many
Who can remove assignment of this role?
- Organization Owner
Organization owners as entitlements
It’s essential to understand that owners are not roles, but entitlements.
Organization owners carry the organization administrator role, and may be joined in their organization administration duties by any number of other users carrying the organization administrator role. However, the organization owner also has the administrative privilege to delete the organization.
The entitlement of “organization owner” is automatically bestowed to the creator of a organization. The individual user who created a given organization initially is therefore granted certain administrative privileges beyond that of other organization administrators. Specifically, organization owners retain the sole permission to delete the organization.
For more information, see Organization.
Workspace Roles
What is the purpose of this role?
- Administration of a workspace along with curation of content for an organization’s catalog (for each organization for which the user has this role assigned)
Who can assign this role?
- Organization Administrators or Workspace Owner
When this role is first assigned?
- Creation of new workspace
How many instances of these roles?
- Min: 1, Max: many
- By default, the first Workspace Administrator is the owner (the creator) of the workspace.
Who can remove assignment of this role?
- Organization Administrators or Workspace Owner
Workspace Manager
What is the purpose of this role?
- Management and administration of the various workspace resources
Who can assign this role?
- Organization Administrators or Workspace Administrators
When this role is first assigned?
- Manually by Organization Administrators or Workspace Administrators
How many instances of these roles?
- Min: 0, Max: many
Who can remove assignment of this role?
- Organization Administrators or Workspace Administrators
Workspace owners as entitlements
It’s essential to understand that owners are not roles, but entitlements.
Workspace owners carry the organization administrator role, and may be joined in their workspace administration duties by any number of other users carrying the workspace administrator role. However, the workspace owner also has the administrative privilege to delete the workspace.
The entitlement of “workspace owner” is automatically bestowed to the creator of a workspace. The individual user who created a given workspace initially is therefore granted certain administrative privileges beyond that of other workspace administrators. Specifically, workspace owners retain the sole permission to delete the workspace.
Team Roles
What is the purpose of this role?
- Administration of teams
Who can assign and unassign this role?
- Organization Administrator or Team owner
When is this role first assigned?
- Creation of new team or User Account creation
- By default, the first Team Admin is owner (the team creator)
How many instances of these roles? Min: 1, Max: many
Team Manager
What is the purpose of this role?
- Administration of teams (without delete access)
Who can assign and unassign this role?
- Organization Administrators or Team Owner
When is this role first assigned?
- Manually by Organization Administrator or Team Owner
How many instances of these roles?
- Min: 0, Max: many
Owners as entitlements, not roles
It’s essential to understand that owners are not roles, but entitlements.
Team owners carry the team administrator role, and may be joined in their team administration duties by any number of other users carrying the team administrator role. However, the team owner also has the administrative privilege to delete the team.
The entitlement of “team owner” is automatically bestowed to the creator of a team. The individual user who created a given team initially is therefore granted certain administrative privileges beyond that of other team administrators. Specifically, team owners retain the sole permission to delete the team.
For more information, see Teams.
Default Workspace Roles
By default, Workspaces have two roles available: Workspace Administrator and Workspace Manager.
Default Team Roles
By default, Organizations have two roles available: Team Admins and Team Managers.
Default User Role
By default, members of an Organization are provided a User role.