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IAM Policy statement (Service reference)

RSarafaniuk
Observer

As I saw in documentation, we can do policies with extensions, but I can't see from user account hub and can't set them up. I try to do such rule " ALLOW extensions:definitions:write WHERE extensions:extension-name = "Oracle Database"; " and have no result. Maybe someone tried such policies already and can make an example or give an advice?

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ChadTurner
DynaMight Legend
DynaMight Legend

You'll want to pull the Policy Schema's available in your environment. This can be done via the Environment API V2: 

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Once you grab the desired Schema you can write it to allow or deny and provide that string into a Policy Schema which is then linked to a group that contains the users in which it will apply to. 

 

-Chad

AurelienGravier
DynaMight Pro
DynaMight Pro

Hello RSarafaniuk,

I have experimented the same issue for IAM with extensions and you are facing to a known issue on UI. 

The workaround is described here : 

https://community.dynatrace.com/t5/Dynatrace-tips/IAM-Policy-Read-and-write-permissions-to-extension...

Regards Aurélien.

 

Observability consultant - Dynatrace Associate/Pro/Services certified

RSarafaniuk
Observer

Hello @AurelienGravier and @ChadTurner,

Thank a lot for your support and given information. I will try to use it.

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