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This section delves into Azure's Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) roles, the customization of Azure RBAC roles, their application to resources, and the implementation of different RBAC roles through diverse organizational policies like PowerShell, among others.
Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) is a system that enables the management and restriction of access to resources within an organization.
Consider a scenario where multiple teams, such as the support team, application team, and DB team, share the same subscription. Allowing unrestricted access to subscriptions poses the risk of inadvertent changes by team members, potentially disrupting the existing environment (production or non-production).
To address such situations, Microsoft Azure introduces the RBAC policy as a solution to control access. For instance, if you want the DB team to exclusively access DB resources, RBAC makes it possible. This ensures that the DB team can only view and interact with DB resources, preventing any unintended modifications to other services. RBAC thus becomes a vital tool for access control.
Following Microsoft Azure's recommended best practice, providing the least role access is advisable. This approach grants users only the specific access they require. RBAC can be applied to groups, applications, resources, and more.
For various services, predefined RBAC roles exist, as illustrated in below figure.
Now, let's delve into each role:
RBAC access configuration can be established for various resources, including Azure resources, Azure subscriptions, and Azure resource groups. This section outlines the steps to implement RBAC in these scenarios.
Subscription Access using RBAC Policy
Learn how to grant access to subscriptions based on organizational policies:
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Tag der Veröffentlichung: 29.11.2023
ISBN: 978-3-7554-6233-0
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