- Product Introduction
- Purchasing Guide
- Operation Guide
- Operations Overview
- Viewing ENI Information
- Creating an ENI
- Configuring Security Groups
- Binding and Configuring an ENI
- Setting Service Level
- Deleting an ENI
- Unbinding from a CVM
- Binding Secondary Private IP Addresses
- Releasing Secondary Private IP Addresses
- Binding EIPs
- Unbinding EIPs
- Modifying Primary Private IPs
- Cloud Access Management
- Practical Tutorial
- API Documentation
- FAQs
- Contact Us
- Glossary
- Product Introduction
- Purchasing Guide
- Operation Guide
- Operations Overview
- Viewing ENI Information
- Creating an ENI
- Configuring Security Groups
- Binding and Configuring an ENI
- Setting Service Level
- Deleting an ENI
- Unbinding from a CVM
- Binding Secondary Private IP Addresses
- Releasing Secondary Private IP Addresses
- Binding EIPs
- Unbinding EIPs
- Modifying Primary Private IPs
- Cloud Access Management
- Practical Tutorial
- API Documentation
- FAQs
- Contact Us
- Glossary
Policy Syntax
CAM policy:
{"version":"2.0","statement":[{"effect":"effect","action":["action"],"resource":["resource"],"condition": {"key":{"value"}}}]}
version: (Required) It must be 2.0 for now.statement: It describes the details of one or more permissions. It contains effect, action, resource, and condition. One policy can have only one statement.1.1
action: (Required) It specifies whether to allow or deny the operation. The operation can be an API (prefixed with name) or a feature set (a group of APIs, prefixed with permid). 1.2
resource: (Required) It describes the details of an authorization. A resource is described in a six-part format. Detailed resource definitions vary by product. For more information on how to specify a resource, see the corresponding documentation for the product for which you want to write a resource statement.1.3
condition: (Optional) It describes the condition for the policy to take effect. A condition consists of an operator, an action key, and an action value. A condition value may contain information such as time and IP address. Some services allow you to specify additional values in a condition. 1.4
effect: (Required) It describes whether the statement result is allow or deny.ENI Operations
In the statement of a CAM policy, you can specify any API operation from any service that supports CAM. For VPC, use APIs with the prefix
name/vpc:, for example, name/vpc:Modify, or name/vpc:CreateNetworkInterface.
To specify multiple operations in a single statement, separate them with commas, as shown below:"action":["name/vpc:action1","name/vpc:action2"]
You can also specify multiple operations by using a wildcard, such as all operations that start with "Modify" as shown below:
"action":["name/vpc:Modify*"]
To specify all operations in a VPC, use a wildcard (*) as follows:
"action"：["name/vpc:*"]
ENI Resource Path
Each CAM policy statement has its own applicable resources.
The general format of resource paths is as follows:
qcs:project_id:service_type:region:account:resource
project_id: Describes the project information, which is only used to enable compatibility with legacy CAM logic and can be left empty.
service_type: Abbreviation of the Tencent Cloud service, such as
VPC.region: Region of the resource, for example,
bj.account: Root account of the resource owner, such as
uin/164256472.resource: Describes the resource details of each product, such as
eni/eni_id1 or eni/*.For example, you can specify a specific instance (eni-abcdefgh) in the statement as follows:
"resource":[ "qcs::vpc:bj:uin/164256472:eni/eni-abcdefgh"]
You can also use the wildcard (*) to specify all instances that belong to a specific account as shown in the following:
"resource":[ "qcs::vpc:bj:uin/164256472:eni/*"]
If you want to specify all resources or if a specific API operation does not support resource-level permission, you can use the wildcard (*) in the
resource element as shown below:"resource": ["*"]
To specify multiple resources in one policy, separate them with a comma.
"resource":["resource1","resource2"]
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