1.0 Introduction
Welcome to the Fortanix Confidential Computing Manager (CCM) User Guide. This article describes how to create a group in CCM.
A group is a collection of users and objects that helps users manage identities, create third-party groups, and organize and secure applications, datasets, and workflows that belong to the group.
For more information, refer to User's Guide: Groups and Third-party Groups.
2.0 Create, Update, and Delete Groups
2.1 Create a Group
To create a group:
Click the Groups menu item in the CCM left navigation bar and click + ADD GROUP to add a new group.
Figure 1: Create Group
In the Create Group form, enter the following details:
Name – the group name. For ex: group1.
Description (optional) – the dataset description.
Labels (optional)– attach one or more key-value labels to the group.
Click CREATE GROUP to complete creating the group.
Figure 2: Create new group
The group is created.
Figure 3: Group Created
NOTE
For existing Fortanix CCM accounts, after the CCM 3.35 release, a group will automatically be created for all the resources, such as applications, datasets, workflows, and so on, and set as default.
For a new Fortanix CCM account, you must create a group manually.
From the group list page and from the group details page, you can check all the associated users, tasks, applications, images, datasets, application configurations, and workflows.
In the detailed view of a group, the Users section lists the members of the group.
All the users in an account with an Administrator role will be added to the groups by default as Group administrators and they cannot be removed from the group.
All the users in an account with a Viewer role will be added to the groups by default as Group auditors. These users cannot be removed from the group.
All users in an account with an Editor role must manually be added to a group as Group administrator or Group auditor. These users cannot be removed from the group. Refer to Section 2.2: Update Group Permission for a User.
In CCM 3.35 version, the existing users with Editor role will not be able to see any objects that are created by them or by the administrator after migration. So, the user with Editor role must be added to the CCM_DEFAULT group by the Administrator as Group administrator.You can create new applications, application configurations, users, datasets, and workflows from the group details page.
For information about the Participation Tokens, refer to Users Guide: CCM Groups and Third-Party Groups.
2.2 Update Group Permission for a User
Users with Editor roles in a CCM account must manually be added to a group as Group administrator or Group auditor using the following steps:
In the detailed view of a Fortanix CCM group, click the USERS tab.
On the Users page, click +USERS to add a new user.
Figure 5: Add user to group
In the ADD USERS form, select the user in the first column.
Figure 6: Select user
For the new user, select the appropriate group permission.
Click SAVE CHANGES to save the changes.
Figure 7: Select group permission for user
2.3 Update a Group
To edit a group:
In the group's table view, click the overflow menu for the group you want to edit, and click EDIT GROUP to edit the group.
Figure 8: Edit Group
In the EDIT GROUP form, make the necessary updates to the name, description, and label, and click SAVE.
You can edit the group's Name, Description, Location, Labels, and Credentials.
Click SAVE after you edit the group.
Figure 9: Edit group details
2.4 Remove a Group
To delete a group:
In the group's table view, click the overflow menu for the group you want to remove.
Click REMOVE GROUP to delete the group.
Figure 10: Remove Group