Role-based access control
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See how to use Nobl9 RBAC, what roles and user permissions exist in the Nobl9 platform.
Nobl9 supports role-based access control (RBAC) to ensure granular user permissions and access to resources in the Nobl9 platform.
There are two levels of permissions, the organization level and the project level:
- Organization roles ensure access across the Nobl9 platform. Depending on the desired access rights, users can be assigned the Organization admin, user, viewer, integrations user, or responder role.
- Project roles entitle users to access a project and its underlying resources, such as services or SLOs. Project-level roles include Project owner, editor, viewer, integrations user, and responder.
Overview
Here, you can find descriptions of different organization- and project-level roles.
Organization-level roles
Select a feature from the drop-down menu to view its supported permissions:
Projects
Projects
Services
Service level objectives
Data sources
Alert policies
Alert methods
Alert silence
Reports and dashboards
SLI Analyzer & Replay
Labels
Data export
Event logs
Role bindings: org and project level
Users
Annotations (system & user)
Budget adjustment
Permission
Admin
User
Integrations user
Responder
Viewer
View projects
Create projects
Edit projects
Delete projects
Project-level roles
Select a feature from the drop-down menu to view its supported permissions:
Projects
Projects
Services
Service level objectives
Data sources
Alert policies
Alert methods
Alert silence
Metric health notifier
Reports & dashboards
SLI Analyzer & Replay
Labels
Data export
Event logs
Annotations (system & user)
Permission
Owner
Editor
Integrations user
Responder
Viewer
View project
Create project
Edit project
Delete project
note
All project roles can only view their own projects unless they have been granted Viewer permissions on other projects.
tip
You can find the detailed instructions on managing users and user roles as well as projects and project resources in RBAC.
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