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Understanding permissions in Axiom
Understanding permissions in Axiom

What do permissions represent in the different systems Axiom supports

Updated over 5 months ago

When making access requests, or defining Axiom scopes you have to select the relevant Permission/s. This may also be true when authoring automation workflows.

For access requests, this will be the access the selected Principal will be granted if the request is approved. For scopes, this defines the type of access an Axiom user can request or approve.

"Permission" represents different things, depending on the system (integration) that is selected.

System

What the Permission/s represent

Amazon Web Services (AWS)

GitHub

Google Cloud (GCP)

Google Workspace (GWS)

- Add user to group
- Assign role to user

Jumpcloud

- Add user to group
- Assign role to user

Kubernetes

Microsoft Azure

- Assign role to user
- Assign permission to user

Microsoft Entra ID

- Add user to group
- Assign role to user

MongoDB Atlas

Axiom-managed roles
(Read, Read & Write, Admin)

MySQL

Axiom-managed roles
(Read, Read & Write, Admin)

Okta

OneLogin

Coming soon

PostgreSQL

Snowflake

Coming soon

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