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DocumentationCloud Access ManagementBusiness Use CasesTencentDB for MySQLAllowing Account to View TencentDB for MySQL Instances Under Specified Tag
Allowing Account to View TencentDB for MySQL Instances Under Specified Tag
Last updated: 2024-01-23 18:02:52
Allowing Account to View TencentDB for MySQL Instances Under Specified Tag
Last updated: 2024-01-23 18:02:52
The enterprise account “CompanyExample” (ownerUin: 12345678) has a sub-account “Developer” that requires permissions to view its two TencentDB for MySQL instances (instance IDs: “cdb-1” and “cdb-2”, with the tags being “game&webpage” and “game&app”, respectively).
Step 1: Create the following policy by using policy syntax.
{"version": "2.0","statement": [{"effect": "allow","action": ["cdb:Describe*"],"resource": "*","condition": {"for_any_value:string_equal": {"qcs:resource_tag": ["game&webpage","game&app"]}}}]}
Step 2. Authorize the policy to the sub-account. For more information on authorization, see Authorization Management.
Note:
The sub-account “Developer” can only view the resources of instances with the IDs being “cdb-1” and “cdb-2” in the TencentDB for MySQL query list.
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