Access Control configuration allows you to define and manage who has access to what resources within your organization. This system helps maintain security while ensuring teams can efficiently access the tools they need.

Getting Started

1

Navigate to Access Control settings

Find the access control section in the left sidebar and click on it.

2

Click Activate

Make sure you are aware of the implications of activating access control to your organization, it will require manual configuration of each connection. After this is activated, users might stop seeing their connections if they don’t have the right permissions.

3

Choose the connections

In this step you will need to manually select and toggle the connections you want to apply access control to. If you don’t toggle a connection, it won’t apply the role groups and users might stop seeing them.

4

Finally, select the groups

Find the groups you want to give access to each connection

Permission Types

Connection Permissions

Rules that control access to specific connections:

  • View: Can see and list connections
  • Use: Can connect and execute queries
  • Manage: Can modify connection settings

Administrative Permissions

Rules that control system-level access:

  • User Management: Control over user accounts
  • Group Management: Ability to create and modify groups
  • System Configuration: Access to system settings

Group Management

1

Create Groups

Organize users into logical groups based on roles or teams

2

Assign Permissions

Set appropriate access levels for each group

3

Review Members

Regularly audit group memberships and permissions

Best Practices

Least Privilege

Grant minimum necessary access

Regular Audits

Review access permissions periodically

Group-First

Prefer group-based over individual permissions

Document Policies

Maintain clear access policy documentation

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