Use policies to control access to Compute Cloud@Customer infrastructure
and upgrade schedule operations.
Information in these sections provide policy information specifically for Compute Cloud@Customer infrastructures and upgrade schedules. For detailed
information about Oracle Cloud Infrastructure IAM and policies, see the
following topics:
Creating a policy requires proper privileges. Work with your
tenancy administrator to either obtain the privileges or have the policies created for
you.
Resource-Types
Compute Cloud@Customer introduces additional resource-types that enable
you to manage the Compute Cloud@Customer infrastructures and upgrade
schedules.
Aggregate Resource-Type 🔗
An aggregate resource-type covers the list of individual resource-types that directly
follow. For example, writing one policy to allow a group to have access to the
ccc-family is equivalent to writing separate policies for the
group that would grant access to the ccc-infrastructure, and
ccc-upgrade-schedule. For more information, see
Family Name
Member Resources
ccc-family
ccc-infrastructure
ccc-upgrade-schedule
Individual Resource-Types 🔗
Resource Types
Permissions
ccc-infrastructure
CCC_INFRASTRUCTURE_INSPECT (list with summaries)
CCC_INFRASTRUCTURE_READ (view resource)
CCC_INFRASTRUCTURE_UPDATE (modify settings)
CCC_INFRASTRUCTURE_CREATE (provision new CCC infrastructure)
You use permissions and verbs to write policies to give a group access to a
particular resource-type. Compute Cloud@Customer provides resource-types and
permissions that are unique to Compute Cloud@Customer, but use the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure verbs.
The following tables show the Permissions and API operations covered
by each verb, using the following notations:
The level of access is cumulative as you go from inspect >
read > use > manage.
A plus sign (+) indicates incremental access compared to the cell directly above
it.