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Chapter 33. Using Ansible playbooks to manage role-based access control in IdM
Role-based access control (RBAC) is a policy-neutral access-control mechanism defined around roles and privileges. The components of RBAC in Identity Management (IdM) are roles, privileges and permissions:
- Permissions grant the right to perform a specific task such as adding or deleting users, modifying a group, and enabling read-access.
- Privileges combine permissions, for example all the permissions needed to add a new user.
- Roles grant a set of privileges to users, user groups, hosts or host groups.
Especially in large companies, using RBAC can help create a hierarchical system of administrators with their individual areas of responsibility.
Learn how you can use Ansible playbooks to manage role-based access control in the Using Ansible playbooks to manage role-based access control in IdM chapter of the Using Ansible to install and manage Identity Management in RHEL 10 documentation.