Cloud Access Management
- Product Introduction
- Getting Started
- User Guide
- Users
- Sub-Users
- Sub-User Security Credentials
- Collaborators
- Collaborator Security Credentials
- Message Recipients
- User Settings
- User Groups
- Role
- Identity Provider
- User-Based SSO
- Role-Based SSO
- Policies
- Definition
- Authorization Guide
- Syntax Logic
- Element Reference
- CAM-Enabled Role
- Container
- Microservice
- Essential Storage Service
- Data Process and Analysis
- Data Migration
- Relational Database
- Enterprise Distributed DBMS
- NoSQL Database
- Database SaaS Tool
- Networking
- CDN and Acceleration
- Network Security
- Data Security
- Application Security
- Domains & Websites
- Big Data
- Middleware
- Interactive Video Services
- Media On-Demand
- Cloud Real-time Rendering
- Game Services
- Cloud Resource Management
- Management and Audit Tools
- Monitor and Operation
- CAM-Enabled API
- Compute
- Edge Computing
- Distributed cloud
- Microservice
- Serverless
- Essential Storage Service
- Data Process and Analysis
- Data Migration
- Relational Database
- Enterprise Distributed DBMS
- Database SaaS Tool
- CDN and Acceleration
- Network Security
- Endpoint Security
- Business Security
- Application Security
- Domains & Websites
- Big Data
- Voice Technology
- Image Creation
- AI Platform Service
- Natural Language Processing
- Optical Character Recognition
- Interactive Video Services
- Stream Services
- Media On-Demand
- Media Process Services
- Cloud Real-time Rendering
- Game Services
- Education Sevices
- Cloud Resource Management
- Management and Audit Tools
- Monitor and Operation
- Practical Tutorial
- Supporting Isolated Resource Access for Employees
- Enterprise Multi-Account Permissions Management
- Implementing Attribute-Based Access Control for Employee Resource Permissions Management
- Business Use Cases
- TencentDB for MySQL
- CLB
- CMQ
- COS
- CVM
- VPC
- API Documentation
- User APIs
- Role APIs
- Making API Requests
- Identity Provider APIs
- Policy APIs
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Collaborator
Last updated: 2024-01-23 17:59:15
Collaborator Overview
Endowed with the identity of the root account, it is added as a collaborator of the existing root account, thus becoming one of the sub-accounts of the current root account, which assists in the management of cloud resources under the root account.
Operation Scenarios
Suppose that an enterprise has multiple accounts on the cloud, such as Account A, Account B, and Account C. It hopes Account B and Account C have the authority to access resources under Account A.
The steps are as follows:
1. Log in to the CAM console with Account A, add Account B and Account C as collaborators and grant them permissions. For detailed procedures, please refer to Creating Collaborator and Setting Collaborator Permissions.
2. Log in to the Tencent Cloud console with Account A or Account C as a collaborator. For detailed procedures, please refer to Logging In to Console with Sub-account.
3. If you want to access a different account, you will need to log out, and log in again. For detailed procedures, please consult Switching Collaborator Identities.
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