If you were assigned the Control Center Administrator role in Account Manager,
or if you were granted the Grant Permissions permission in Control Center, you can grant other
users permissions to your instances. If your organization has a small number of users,
specifying permissions individually might be the simplest way to complete your configuration.
If your organization has a large number of users, you should also consider using roles. You can also combine both
configuration techniques.
To specify instance-level permissions for an individual user,
perform the following steps.
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Log into Control Center.
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Click Users.
You can click Users only if you were assigned the
Control Center Administrator
role. If you were not assigned
this role, you can specify instance permissions by navigating to an instance and
clicking the Users tab. From the Users tab, you can
search for a user or click Add Users. After you find or
add a user, you can specify the instance permissions (described in Step
3).
The Users view opens, listing all of the users in
your organization.
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Click the name of a user in the list.
If the list is long, you can search for a user instead of
scrolling.
A view opens for the user you selected, a view consisting
of two tabs: Instances and Roles. You can optionally
assign the user to a role by clicking the Roles
tab.
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On the Instances tab, click Add Instances.
The Select Instances slider opens. The slider
shows a list of all realms in your organization. Each realm is
collapsed, but you can expand a realm to see the instances within
it.
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Select one or more instances in one or more realms, and click
Add.
Each instance that you selected is added to the list of instances on the Instances
tab, organized by realm. Assuming you have sufficient permissions, you can
specify permissions for PIG instances, SIG instances, and on-demand sandbox
(ODS) instances.
Note: The permissions available for assignment depend on
the instance type (PIG, SIG, or ODS)