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GroupAccessPrivilege | A group access privilege entity is a POSIX Extended Access Control List (ACL) narrowed to group-level ownership. A GroupAccessPrivilege consists of: [ Collection, Owner, Group, Permissions ] |
Collection | The collection of Entities to which this GroupAccessPrivilege applies. |
Owner | The group that controls this GroupAccessPrivilege. |
Group | The group to which access is granted. |
Admin-user | End-user with admin privileges with access to all resources within ModelOp Center. Additional privileges:
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Non-admin user | End-user without admin privileges, that can access only resources associated to the groups that given end-user belongs to and resources available through a given Read, Write or Execute GroupAccessPrivilege. No additional privileges:
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Permissions | The set of granted permission. Available permissions: [READ, WRITE, EXECUTE] |
READ Permission | A user who has READ permissions will have view only access to the given entity. For example, READ access to a Business Model permits the user to see the Use Case or Model, and all of its relevant information , such as assets, documentation, jobs, test results, and associations. A user with READ permissions only cannot modify the given entity. |
WRITE Permission | A user who has WRITE permissions will have the ability to modify the given entity. For example, WRITE access to a Business Model permits the user to edit the information/metadata about the Business Model and add/edit assets, associations, and documentation. For a Model snapshot, a user with WRITE permissions may also add monitors. |
EXECUTE Permission | A user who has EXECUTE permissions will have the ability to run specific tasks for the given entity. For example, EXECUTE access to a Business Model permits the user to create a Snapshot (“version”) of the model. For a Snapshot, EXECUTE access allows the user to run tests/monitors, create jobs, and deploy models. |
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