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What Are the Permissions Required for Using CodeArts PerfTest?

An account has the administrator permissions by default. The descriptions below are about granting required permissions to IAM users under an account.

Granting Required Permissions to IAM Users

Log in to the IAM console as the account administrator and assign the following permissions to IAM users. For details, see Creating a User Group and Assigning Permissions.

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Scenario

Assigning Permissions

1

Tenant-level operations on CodeArts PerfTest resources

CodeArts PerfTest Administrator.

2

User-level operations on CodeArts PerfTest resources

CodeArts PerfTest Developer. If you want to use private resource groups, you also need to assign the CodeArts PerfTest Resource Developer permission.

3

CCE cluster creation

In addition to the permission assigned in scenario 1 or 2, you also need to assign the CCE Administrator, ECS CommonOperations, and VPC FullAccess permissions. For details, see Permissions.

4

Private resource group creation
  • If no CCE cluster has been created, assign permissions based on scenario 3 and create a CCE cluster.
  • If you create a private resource group for the first time, you need to use the tenant account or administrator account to authorize CodeArts PerfTest to create or modify the CCE cluster and VPC endpoint (VPCEP) of the tenant.
  • If CodeArts PerfTest Administrator has been assigned, no other user permissions are required. If CodeArts PerfTest Developer has been assigned, you also need to assign CodeArts PerfTest Resource Administrator.

5

Package purchase

In addition to the permission assigned in scenario 1 or 2, you also need to assign the permission of BSS Finance.

6

Intelligent analysis
  • Application monitoring: In scenario 1, the required permissions have been integrated. In scenario 2, APM FullAccess needs to be assigned.
  • Host monitoring: This permission has been integrated in scenario 1 or 2. You do not need to add it again.
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