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Overview

You can grant a user the permissions to view and use specific resources in the TKE console by using a CAM policy. This document describes how to configure the CAM policy of a single cluster in the console.

Directions

Configuring full read/write permission for a single cluster

1. Log in to the CAM console.
2. In the left sidebar, click Policies to go to the policy management page.
3. Click Create Custom Policy and select the "Create by Policy Syntax" method.
4. Select the "Blank template" type and click Next.
5. Enter a custom policy name and replace "Edit policy content" with the following content.

   json
   {
   "version": "2.0",
   "statement": [
       {
           "action": [
               "ccs:*"
           ],
           "resource": [
               "qcs::ccs:sh::cluster/cls-XXXXXXX",
               "qcs::cvm:sh::instance/*"
           ],
           "effect": "allow"
       },
       {
           "action": [
               "cvm:*"
           ],
           "resource": "*",
           "effect": "allow"
       },
       {
           "action": [
               "vpc:*"
           ],
           "resource": "*",
           "effect": "allow"
       },
       {
           "action": [
               "clb:*"
           ],
           "resource": "*",
           "effect": "allow"
       },
       {
           "action": [
               "monitor:*",
               "cam:ListUsersForGroup",
               "cam:ListGroups",
               "cam:GetGroup",
               "cam:GetRole"
           ],
           "resource": "*",
           "effect": "allow"
       }
   ]
   }
   

6. In "Edit policy content", modify qcs::ccs:sh::cluster/cls-XXXXXXX to the cluster in the specified region for which you want to grant permissions, as shown below:
   For example, if you need to grant full read/write permission for the cls-69z7ek9l cluster in Guangzhou, modify qcs::ccs:sh::cluster/cls-XXXXXXX to "qcs::ccs:gz::cluster/cls-69z7ek9l".
   

Note：

Replace with the ID of the cluster in the specified region for which you want to grant permissions. If you want to allow sub-accounts to scale the cluster, you also need to configure the user payment permission for the sub-accounts.

7. Click Create a policy to complete the configuration of full read/write permission for a single cluster.

Configuring read-only permission for a single cluster

1. Log in to the CAM console.
2. In the left sidebar, click Policies to go to the policy management page.
3. Click Create Custom Policy and select the "Create by Policy Syntax" method.
4. Select the "Blank template" type and click Next.
5. Enter a custom policy name and replace "Edit policy content" with the following content.

   json
   {
   "version": "2.0",
   "statement": [
       {
           "action": [
               "ccs:Describe*",
               "ccs:Check*"
           ],
           "resource": "qcs::ccs:gz::cluster/cls-1xxxxxx",
           "effect": "allow"
       },
       {
           "action": [
               "cvm:Describe*",
               "cvm:Inquiry*"
           ],
           "resource": "*",
           "effect": "allow"
       },
       {
           "action": [
               "vpc:Describe*",
               "vpc:Inquiry*",
               "vpc:Get*"
           ],
           "resource": "*",
           "effect": "allow"
       },
       {
           "action": [
               "clb:Describe*"
           ],
           "resource": "*",
           "effect": "allow"
       },
       {
           "effect": "allow",
           "action": [
               "monitor:*",
               "cam:ListUsersForGroup",
               "cam:ListGroups",
               "cam:GetGroup",
               "cam:GetRole"
           ],
           "resource": "*"
       }
   ]
   }
   

6. In "Edit policy content", modify qcs::ccs:gz::cluster/cls-1xxxxxx to the cluster in the specified region for which you want to grant permissions, as shown below:
   For example, if you need to grant ready-only permission for the cls-19a7dz9c cluster in Beijing, modify qcs::ccs:gz::cluster/cls-1xxxxxx to qcs::ccs:bj::cluster/cls-19a7dz9c.
   
7. Click Create a policy to complete the configuration of read-only permission for a single cluster.