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DocumentationTencent Cloud Observability PlatformAlarm ManagementConsole Operation GuideAccess ManagementAuthorizable Resource Types
Authorizable Resource Types
Last updated: 2024-01-27 17:35:59
Resource Types Authorizable by Custom Policy
Resource-level permission can be used to specify which resources a user can manipulate. Tencent Cloud Observability Platform alarm policies and notification templates support resource-level permission, that is, for operations that support resource-level permission, you can control the time when a user is allowed to perform operations or use specific resources. The table below describes the types of resources that can be authorized in CAM.
Resource Type | Resource Description Method in Authorization Policy |
Alarm policy/cm-policy | qcs::monitor::uin/:cm-policy/${policyId} |
Notification template/cm-notice | qcs::monitor::uin/:cm-notice/${noticeId} |
The table below describes the alarm policy and notification template API operations that currently support resource-level permission. When setting a policy, you can enter the API operation name in the
action field to control the individual API. You can also use * as a wildcard to set the action.List of APIs supporting resource-level authorization
API Name | API Description |
DeleteAlarmPolicy | Deletes an Alarm 2.0 policy |
ModifyAlarmPolicyCondition | Edits the trigger condition of an alarm policy |
ModifyAlarmPolicyInfo | Edits the basic information of an alarm policy |
ModifyAlarmPolicyNotice | Edits notifications for an Alarm 2.0 policy |
ModifyAlarmPolicyStatus | Modifies the alarm policy status |
ModifyAlarmPolicyTasks | Edits the alarm policy trigger task |
SetDefaultAlarmPolicy | Sets the default alarm policy |
DeleteAlarmNotices | Deletes alarm notifications |
ModifyAlarmNotice | Edits alarm notifications |
ModifyAlarmPolicyNotice | Edits notifications for an Alarm 2.0 policy |
DescribeAlarmPolicies | Displays the Alarm 2.0 policy list |
DescribeAlarmPolicyQuota | Queries the alarm policy quota |
DescribeAlarmNotice | Queries the alarm notification details |
DescribeAlarmNotices | Queries the alarm notification list |
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