IAM policies offer granular access control to the Dynatrace platform and data; however, they can be overwhelming for new users. If you opted to create your own custom groups rather than the provided default groups, and would like to quickly grant permissions, then default policies would be your best avenue. These are categorized into “Dynatrace Access” and “Data Access” and already encapsulate all the individual permissions you would need for typical access scenarios. For example, you could assign “Standard User” and “Storage All Grail Data Read” to one of your user groups, to grant users of that group access to the Dynatrace platform and the ability to read all Grail records.
