Authorization¶
Solution Manager supports several kinds of users, each one with different access rights to specific features of the tool. This type of security is implemented in terms of users and roles in the Solution Manager Virtual DataPort Server.
Note
For more information about how to create users or to assign roles to normal users, check the section Administration of Databases, Users, Roles and Their Access Rights of the Virtual DataPort Administration Guide.
The following sections explain what kind of users the Solution Manager considers and what privileges they have.
Solution Manager Administrator¶
A Solution Manager administrator user is implemented as a normal user in Virtual
DataPort Server with the predefined role solution_manager_admin
assigned.
This user is intended to define catalog elements and work with licenses. More in detail, this kind of user can:
Create, edit and remove environments, clusters and servers.
Set the Version Control System configuration.
Manage licenses.
but cannot:
Manage deployment configurations.
Manage load balancing variables.
Set Virtual DataPort nor Scheduler properties in environments and clusters.
Access revisions nor deployments.
Execute diagnostic and monitoring operations.
Promotion Administrator¶
A promotion administrator user is implemented as a normal user in Virtual
DataPort Server with the predefined role solution_manager_promotion_admin
assigned.
This user is intended to create revisions, validate them and deploy them in environments. More in detail, this kind of user can:
Access the main information of the elements of the catalog in read only mode.
Manage deployment configurations.
Manage load balancing variables.
Set Virtual DataPort and Scheduler properties in environments and clusters.
Create, edit and remove her own revisions.
Access the revisions from other users in read only mode.
Validate and deploy any revision in environments.
but cannot:
Create, edit nor remove environments, clusters and servers.
Set the Version Control System configuration.
Manage licenses.
Edit nor remove revisions from other users.
Execute diagnostic and monitoring operations.
JMX Administrator¶
A JMX administrator user is implemented as a normal user in Virtual
DataPort Server with the predefined role jmxadmin
assigned.
This user is intended to perform some operations related with the diagnostic and monitoring of the Denodo servers. More in detail, this kind of user can:
Access the main information of the elements of the catalog in read only mode.
Change logging level of Virtual DataPort servers.
Execute Denodo Monitor to gather the execution logs of the Virtual DataPort servers.
but cannot:
Create, edit nor remove environments, clusters and servers.
Manage deployment configurations.
Manage load balancing variables.
Set Virtual DataPort nor Scheduler properties in environments and clusters.
Set the Version Control System configuration.
Manage licenses.
Access revisions nor deployments.
Global Administrator¶
A global administrator user in the Solution Manager is implemented as an
administrator user in Virtual DataPort Server or as a normal user with the role
serveradmin
assigned.
This kind of user has all the privileges of a Solution Manager administrator and a promotion administrator together. More in detail, this kind of user can:
Create, edit and remove environments, clusters and servers.
Set the Version Control System configuration.
Manage licenses.
Manage deployment configurations.
Manage load balancing variables.
Set Virtual DataPort and Scheduler properties in environments and clusters.
Create, edit and remove revisions.
Access the revisions from other users in read only mode.
Validate and deploy any revision in environments.
Execute diagnostic and monitoring operations.
Important
When you access the Solution Manager for the first time, there is
always an administrator user in Virtual DataPort with name
admin
and password admin
. For security reasons, you
should change its password or even define a new administrator
user and delete the user admin
.
Developer¶
Any other user defined in Virtual DataPort is interpreted from the Solution Manager point of view as a developer user.
This user is only intended to create revisions. More in detail, this kind of user can:
Access the main information of the elements of the catalog in read only mode.
Create, edit and remove her own revisions.
Validate her own revisions in environments.
but cannot:
Create, edit nor remove environments, clusters and servers.
Create revisions loading a VQL file.
Manage deployment configurations.
Manage load balancing variables.
Set Virtual DataPort nor Scheduler properties in environments and clusters.
Set the Version Control System configuration.
Manage licenses.
Access revisions from other users.
Deploy any revision.
Execute diagnostic and monitoring operations.