I have 2 team members that have access to all the same things as I do. When I attempt to share a created dashboard, there names/emails are unavailable, why would this be?
Navigate to Performance Analytics > Dashboard Admin.
Click a dashboard to open it.
Choose from the following options in the Visible to field:
Everyone: Select roles that can access this dashboard.
Users and Groups: Select users and groups that can access the dashboard.
Also note that, users must have the pa_viewer role to view dashboards. Users with the pa_admin and pa_power_user roles can create and edit dashboards.
Read more about Dashboards here
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I need to hide the ShareDashboard option in quicksight for Author users, like how this is restricted for Reader users.
Is it possible to hide this menu options for few author users in my account ?
Suppose you want to share your dashboard with user name 'xyz'. When share dashboard with 'xyz' user, select 'Viewer' under permission not 'Co-owner'.
Using AWS Console (If you've already shared with 'xyz', then):
Open your dashboard
Under share option select 'Share dashboard'
Click 'manage dashboard access'
Find user ('xyz') that you want to revoke 'share dashboard' permission
Make sure that that user have 'Viewer' permission, if not than change to 'viewer'
If you want to use Dashboard API
These are the Dashboards I created using Vizualisations. Lets say When User SignIn to KIbana, It should display only one Dashboard based on role.
Eg: I want to show App Analytics Dashboard to one person and Order Payment Analytics Dashboard to another Person with different Role. etc.
You need to have X-Pack Security in order to leverage the kibana_dashboard_only_user role + another role that gives access to only a selected list of dashboards for that user.
Yes you need X-pack, On top of that you can allow access to certain dashboards by
create a role
Associate the index that the dashboards uses
Assign the role to the users along with the Dashboard_only_user role.
But you cant hide the other dashboards name from being displayed in the dashboard menu, its just gonna be empty if they dont have access to that dashboard
Follow the below steps.
create a space in "Spaces" under stack management.
export the Saved Objects of the dashbaord with its related objects from the existing space (default)
import that saved object to your new space.
Create a viewer role with the new space you created.
assign that to your user.
done!
My client wants the access to create users and roles in magento, i have already given him a limited users created by myself, in that users there is not permission to add users and roles.
My question: Is there any way i can give him permissions to add users and roles but, all the menus that i have made hidden should stay hidden.
What i Want to achieve
I want to give access of creating roles and users to my client, but i don't to revel some menu like "System" to him
In Magento 1.X:
System->Permission->Roles->(Role Name)->Roles Resources->Custom
In Magneto 2.X:
System->User Roles->(Role Name)->Roles Resources->Custom
To give the access for "Roles and User" you have to reveal the
"system" menu to the user as it's the parent of "Roles and User". But, you can disable other inner menus by unchecking them.
You have to only check the System > Permission > Roles > User Bosex from Roles Resouce Tree and it will only allow the user to access the Roles and User.
I am the administartor of TeamCity 9.0 which is my continuous integration server. I have added many users for different projects. They have the permission to manually trigger the build, but they cannot edit the configurations.
Now , I need to add a user so that the user can view the Web UI and get the logs etc ; but he must not be able to trigger the build. In short, the run button in the Web UI should not work for that user or should be invisible. How can I achieve that? Please help me out.
In the default installation, the All Users group only has the Project viewer role associated with it, which only has the View project and all parent projects permission. You'll see the Project developer role by default has the Run build and Stop build permissions, and many more.
What does your permission set up look like, i.e. what group is the user assigned to and what roles are associated with that group.
You can get a sort of "effective permissions" overview for a user on the "Roles" tab of a user, this shows how the user is getting permission for which projects via the groups they are in.
TeamCity provides a built-in role, Project Viewer, that grants users read-only access to projects. You can also create your own roles with permissions tailored for your team. See Administration > User Management > Roles.
Click on Administration on top right corner. Under User Management on left side of the UI, click on Users. Click on the user you want. Under Roles tab select Assign Role. In the pop up select what privilege you want to give to that user for what project.
Check this link https://confluence.jetbrains.com/display/TCD9/Role+and+Permission for knowing about different types of users in TeamCity.
We develop software for different customers and use a single instance sonarqube. We have created one dashboard per customer which contains all its projects.
Up to now just our developers used the system and everything was fine.
Now we would like to give our customers access to sonarqube so they can see their projects state.
We put the customer users in diffrent groups and restricted access to the projects by group. So each customer can only see his projects. Still fine.
But we did not find a way to restrict access to the dashboards. So each customer can see the list of alle available dashboards. This contains the list of all our other customers. How bad! Just to make it clear: For a customer user the list of projects of all dashboards except its own company dashboard will be empty - he just sees the names of the other customer, which is still to much.
So is there any solution to configure dashboard visibility by users/groups?
I do confirm that this is not possible to share a dashboard only with some users or groups. When sharing a dashboard, you share it with all users.