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As a admin
I want to be able to grant different levels of access to datasources
So that the user gets the access they require, and not more or less
Value / Purpose
Currently, when granting a user access to a datasource they will receive the same access across all of them. For example, if the user requires read/write access to 1 datasource, they will receive it for all, regardless of need. By allowing a folder based permission then the admin can grant only what is required, increasing data security.
Example:
I am working with User A on a project, they need:
Read-only access to s3://alpha-ai-for-linked-data/some-folder/
Read-write access to s3://alpha-ai-for-linked-data/some-other-folder/
Useful Contacts
No response
User Types
No response
Hypothesis
If we allow folder level user permissions
Then data will be better secured
Proposal
This will require a spike to understand how the UI will need to change to accommodate this request. Consider a datasource with 50 folders, and a user request to have read/write access on 2 and read access on the rest. Need to ensure that the granting of permissions does not become a burdensome task
Additional Information
No response
Definition of Done
Example
Documentation has been written / updated
README has been updated
User docs have been updated
Another team member has reviewed
Tests are green
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
darren1988
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📖 Grant user access to different datasources with different levels of access
SPPIKE Grant user access to different datasources with different levels of access
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tom-webber
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SPPIKE Grant user access to different datasources with different levels of access
🔱 Grant user access to different datasources with different levels of access
Mar 4, 2025
User Story
As a admin
I want to be able to grant different levels of access to datasources
So that the user gets the access they require, and not more or less
Value / Purpose
Currently, when granting a user access to a datasource they will receive the same access across all of them. For example, if the user requires read/write access to 1 datasource, they will receive it for all, regardless of need. By allowing a folder based permission then the admin can grant only what is required, increasing data security.
Example:
I am working with User A on a project, they need:
Read-only access to s3://alpha-ai-for-linked-data/some-folder/
Read-write access to s3://alpha-ai-for-linked-data/some-other-folder/
Useful Contacts
No response
User Types
No response
Hypothesis
If we allow folder level user permissions
Then data will be better secured
Proposal
This will require a spike to understand how the UI will need to change to accommodate this request. Consider a datasource with 50 folders, and a user request to have read/write access on 2 and read access on the rest. Need to ensure that the granting of permissions does not become a burdensome task
Additional Information
No response
Definition of Done
Example
Documentation has been written / updated
README has been updated
User docs have been updated
Another team member has reviewed
Tests are green
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: