This topic covers details for writing policies to control access to the Marketplace service.
Individual Resource-Type
marketplace-listings
marketplace-publications
marketplace-community-listings
Supported Variables 🔗
Marketplace supports all the general variables, plus the ones listed here. Specifically, you can use the variables listed here when writing policies that grant read, use, and manage verbs. You cannot use them with the inspect verb. For more information about general variables supported by Oracle Cloud Infrastructure services, see General Variables for All Requests.
Resource-Type
Variable
Variable Type
Description
marketplace-listings
listing.id
String
Use this variable to control whether to return a specific listing
(based on the given listing ID) in response to a request.
marketplace-listings
listing.publisher.id
String
Use this variable to control whether to return only listings from a
specific publisher (based on the given publisher ID) in response to a
request.
marketplace-community-listings
listing.id
String
marketplace-publications
listing.id
String
Use this variable to control whether to return a specific publication
(based on the given listing ID) in response to a request.
marketplace-publications
listing.type
String
Use this variable to control whether to return only listings from a
specific publisher category (based on the given listing type) in
response to a request. A publication's publisher category informs where
the listing appears for use.
marketplace-publications
listing.destination-compartment.id
String
marketplace-publications
listing.source-compartment.id
String
Details for Verb + Resource-Type Combinations 🔗
The following tables show the permissions and API operations covered by each verb. The level of access is cumulative as you go from inspect > read > use > manage. For example, a group that can use a resource can also inspect and read that resource. A plus sign (+) in a table cell indicates incremental access compared to the cell directly above it, whereas "no extra" indicates no incremental access.
For example, the use verb for the marketplace-listings resource-type includes the same permissions and API operations as the read verb, plus the MARKETPLACE_LISTING_LAUNCH permission and an additional API operation, LaunchListing. However, the manage verb covers no extra permissions or API operations compared to use.