- You can choose to create a policy without a principal for now and attach one later.
- The policy will have no effect until a principal is attached.
- A policy can only be attached to one principal at a time.
How to manage user permissions for Serverless SQL Databases
Permissions define the actions a user or an application can perform on a database. They are managed using Scaleway’s
Identity and Access Management interface.Before you startLink to this anchor
To complete the actions presented below, you must have:
- A Scaleway account logged into theconsole
- Owner status orIAM permissions allowing you to perform actions in the intended Organization
- Created aServerless SQL Database
Click IAM & API keys on the top-right drop-down menu of the Scaleway console. The Users tab of the
Identity and Access Management dasarddisplays.Click the Policies tab. A list of the Organization’s existing policies displays.
Click Create a policy. The policy creation wizard displays.
Complete the steps on the first page of the creation wizard:
Enter a name for the policy.
Enter a description (optional).
Select a principal, who will be the target of your policy. The
principal should be the user, application, or group you want to grant access to your database.
ImportantClick Add rules. The second screen of the policy creation wizard.
Select Access to resources, then, select the
Project in which you want the permissions to apply.Click Validate to continue.
Select Databases in the left-hand Products list, then, tick the permissions set you want to add to the policy:
ServerlessSQLDatabaseFullAccess allows the user to create and delete databases, edit their configuration, and use the following commands:
SELECT
UPDATE
INSERT
DELETE
CREATE/ALTER/DROP TABLE
CREATE/DROP INDEX
ServerlessSQLDatabaseReadWrite allows the user to use the following commands:
SELECT
UPDATE
INSERT
DELETE
CREATE/ALTER/DROP TABLE
CREATE/DROP INDEX
ServerlessSQLDatabaseReadOnly allows the user to use the following commands:
SELECT
ServerlessSQLDatabaseDataReadWrite allows the user to use the following commands:
SELECT
UPDATE
INSERT
DELETE
Click Validate. The scope and the permission sets of your policy display.
Click Create policy to finish.
The user or application now has the selected permissions, and can perform the corresponding actions on the Serverless SQL Database.