Groups Admin
Overview
A Group in Datacoves is a collection of permissions, which can be assigned to your account's users.
By default, one default group exists for your account, the
Account Admin
. When you create a
Project
, three groups are created:
Project Developer
,
Project Sys Admin
and
Project Viewer
Additionally, when an
Environment
is created, three additional groups are created for each environment:
Environment Developer
,
Environment Sys Admin
and
Environment Viewer
.
Tip
See our How To - Groups for information on editing group permissions and associating groups with AD groups for Datacoves enterprise installations.
| Group type | Group Name | Default Privileges |
|---|---|---|
| Admin | Account Admin | Manages billing, and other administrative tasks such as managing users, creating environments, and service connections. |
| Project Developer | \<Account Name> \<Project Name> Project Developer | Can access all environments within the given project. Gets an individual VS Code IDE for each environment. Developers can also create and modify Superset objects. |
| Project Sys Admin | \<Account Name> \<Project Name> Project Sys Admin | Can access Superset, data sources, and has Airflow admin capabilities in all environments within the given project. |
| Project Viewer | \<Account Name> \<Project Name> Project Viewer | Can access dbt docs in all environments |
| Environment Developer | \<Environment Name> (\<Environment Slug>) Environment Developer | Can access only the specific environment. Gets an individual VS Code IDE for the specific environment. Developers can also create and modify Superset objects in the specific environment. |
| Environment Sys Admin | \<Environment Name> (\<Environment Slug>) Environment Sys Admin | Can access Superset data sources and has Airflow admin capabilities in the specific environment. |
| Environment Viewer | \<Account Name> \<Project Name> Environment Viewer | Can see dbt docs only in the specific environment. |
Groups Listing
On the Groups landing page you can see your account's list of groups
For each group we can see the group's name, the number of permissions it has, and how many users are assigned to it.
Each row contains 2 action buttons, Edit and Delete.