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3.4. Cluster Permissions

A cluster administrator has system administrator permissions for a specific cluster only. This is a hierarchical model, which means that a user assigned the cluster administrator role for a cluster can manage all objects in that cluster. The cluster administrator role permits the following actions:
  • Creation and removal of specific clusters.
  • Addition and removal of hosts.
  • Permission to attach users to hosts within a single cluster.
This is useful when there are multiple clusters, each of which require their own system administrators. A cluster administrator has permissions for the assigned cluster only, not for all clusters.

Note

You can only assign roles and permissions to existing users.

Procedure 3.6. To Add a Cluster Administrator Role

  1. Click the Clusters tab to display the list of clusters. If the required cluster is not visible, perform a search.
  2. Select the cluster that you want to edit. Click the Permissions tab in the Details pane to display a list of existing users and their current roles and inherited permissions.
  3. Click Add to display the Add Permission to User dialog box. Enter all or part of a name or user name in the Search box, then click Go. A list of possible matches displays in the results list.
  4. Select the user you want to modify. Scroll through the Role to Assign list and select ClusterAdmin.
  5. Click OK to display the name of the user and their assigned role in the Permissions tab.

Procedure 3.7. To Remove a Cluster Administrator Role

  1. Click the Clusters tab to display a list of clusters. If the required cluster is not visible, perform a search.
  2. Select the cluster that you want to edit. Click the Permissions tab in the Details pane to display a list of existing users and their current roles and inherited permissions.
  3. Select the user you want to modify and click Remove. This removes the user from the Permissions tab and from associated hosts and volumes.
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