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Security, Users and Groups

  By clicking on the environment "Security" tab, you can control the permissions given to the users groups.

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  You can add a users group to the environment security.

  As soon as an user group appears in the environment security access lists, all users in this group can access to the environment (at least in read only mode).

  You can grant more permissions for each group by clicking on the "role icons". In the table displayed, each icon represents a role ("red" icon means that the permission is not allowed, "green" icon mean that the permission is allowed).

  The following roles are available:

  * A (admin): the users in the group have all permissions on the environment, they can do what they want (change, update, etc)

  * U (updates): the users in the group can launch updates (on both JEE resources or softwares)

  * JS (JEE application servers change): the users in the group can change the JEE application servers configuration

  * JSU (JEE application servers update): the users in the group can launch an update on the JEE application servers

  * JSC (JEE application servers control): the users in the group can start/stop/restart the JEE application servers

  * JR (JEE resources change): the users in the group can change the JEE resources (data sources, connection pools, etc) configuration

  * JRU (JEE resources update): the users in the group can launch updates on the JEE resources (data sources, connection pools, etc)

  * JA (JEE applications change): the users in the group can change the JEE applications (ear, war, etc) configuration

  * JAU (JEE applications update): the users in the group can launch updates on the JEE applications (ear, war, etc)

  * S (softwares change): the users in the group can change the softwares configuration (in the software tab)

  * SU (softwares update): the users in the group can launch updates on the softwares (in the software tab)

  * Re (release publication): the users in the group are allowed to package applications and softwares, publish the artifact as an environment release

  * Sh (remote shell): the users in the group are allowed to use the remote shell (executing system commands) on the environment server

  * Br (remote browser): the uers in the group are allowed to use the remote browser (browsing and viewing files) on the environment server

  * Ho (homepage generation): the users in the group are allowed to create a HTML page with an environment summary and publish it