Resource Groups
Use Resource Groups in Facets to bundle related services, databases, and caches for team-based access control, selective releases, and bulk operations.
Resource Groups are a key feature for organizing and managing resources within the Facets platform, allowing for better control, collaboration, and access management.
- They provide a structured approach to organizing and managing resources.
- They allow you to bundle related resources together, such as services, databases, and caches, simplifying resource management and aligning with your team and pod structures.
Use Cases for Resource Groups
- Team-Based Access Control: Create Resource Groups for each team or department, granting access only to the resources they need.
- Segmentation in Release: Use this segmentation to release dependent resources together while performing selective release.
- Project-Based Organization: Group resources based on the Projects to manage them separately.
- Perform Bulk Operations: Filter out resources in the resource center based on resource groups to perform bulk operations like Enable and Disable.
How to Create a Resource Group
How to Manage Access to Resource Groups
- Assigning User Groups: Resource Groups can be assigned to user groups, ensuring that only users within those groups have access to the specified resources.
User Groups
User Groups in Facets bundle a default role, accessible projects, environments, resource groups, accounts, and environment-specific roles to simplify access.
User Management & Permissions
Reference of Facets RBAC permissions by category, covering write, delete, and special permissions for accounts, environments, releases, Kubernetes, and users.