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Concepts - Role-based access control (RBAC)
Learn about the key capabilities of role-based access control for Azure VMware Solution
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06/30/2020

Role-based access control (RBAC) for Azure VMware Solution

In a vCenter and ESXi on-premises deployment, the administrator has access to the vCenter administrator@vsphere.local account and may have additional Active Directory (AD) users/groups assigned. However, in an Azure VMware Solution deployment, the administrator doesn't have access to the administrator user account but can assign AD users and groups to the CloudAdmin role on vCenter. Also, the Azure VMware Solution private cloud user doesn't have permission to access or configure specific management components supported and managed by Microsoft, such as clusters, hosts, datastores, and distributed virtual switches.

In Azure VMware Solution, vCenter has a built-in local user called cloudadmin that is assigned to the built-in CloudAdmin role. The local cloudadmin user is used to set up additional users in AD. The CloudAdmin role, in general, has the privilege to create and manage workloads in your private cloud (virtual machines, resource pools, datastores, and networks). The CloudAdmin role in Azure VMware Solution has a specific set of vCenter privileges that differ from other VMware cloud solutions.

Note

Azure VMware Solution currently does not offer custom roles on vCenter or the Azure VMware Solution portal.

Azure VMware Solution CloudAdmin role on vCenter

You can view the privileges granted to the Azure VMware Solution CloudAdmin role on your Azure VMware Solution private cloud vCenter.

  1. Log into the SDDC vSphere Client and go to Menu > Administration.

  2. Under Access Control, select Roles.

  3. From the list of roles, select CloudAdmin and then select Privileges.

    :::image type="content" source="media/role-based-access-control-cloudadmin-privileges.png" alt-text="How to view the CloudAdmin role privileges in vSphere Client":::

The CloudAdmin role in Azure VMware Solution has the following privileges on vCenter. Refer to the VMware product documentation for a detailed explanation of each privilege.

Privilege Description
Alarms Acknowledge alarm
Create alarm
Disable alarm action
Modify alarm
Remove alarm
Set alarm status
Permissions Modify permissions
Content Library Add library item
Create a subscription for a published library
Create local library
Create subscribed library
Delete library item
Delete local library
Delete subscribed library
Delete subscription of a published library
Download files
Evict library items
Evict subscribed library
Import storage
Probe subscription information
Publish a library item to its subscribers
Publish a library to its subscribers
Read storage
Sync library item
Sync subscribed library
Type introspection
Update configuration settings
Update files
Update library
Update library item
Update local library
Update subscribed library
Update subscription of a published library
View configuration settings
Cryptographic operations Direct access
Datastore Allocate space
Browse datastore
Configure datastore
Low-level file operations
Remove files
Update virtual machine metadata
Folder Create folder
Delete folder
Move folder
Rename folder
Global Cancel task
Global tag
Health
Log event
Manage custom attributes
Service managers
Set custom attribute
System tag
Host vSphere Replication
    Manage replication
vSphere tagging Assign and unassign vSphere tag
Create vSphere tag
Create vSphere tag category
Delete vSphere tag
Delete vSphere tag category
Edit vSphere tag
Edit vSphere tag category
Modify UsedBy field for category
Modify UsedBy field for tag
Network Assign network
Resource Apply recommendation
Assign vApp to resource pool
Assign virtual machine to resource pool
Create resource pool
Migrate powered off virtual machine
Migrate powered on virtual machine
Modify resource pool
Move resource pool
Query vMotion
Remove resource pool
Rename resource pool
Scheduled task Create task
Modify task
Remove task
Run task
Sessions Message
Validate session
Profile Profile driven storage view
Storage view View
vApp Add virtual machine
Assign resource pool
Assign vApp
Clone
Create
Delete
Export
Import
Move
Power off
Power on
Rename
Suspend
Unregister
View OVF environment
vApp application configuration
vApp instance configuration
vApp managedBy configuration
vApp resource configuration
Virtual machine Change Configuration
    Acquire disk lease
    Add existing disk
    Add new disk
    Add or remove device
    Advanced configuration
    Change CPU count
    Change memory
    Change settings
    Change swapfile placement
    Change resource
    Configure host USB device
    Configure raw device
    Configure managedBy
    Display connection settings
    Extend virtual disk
    Modify device settings
    Query fault tolerance compatibility
    Query unowned files
    Reload from paths
    Remove disk
    Rename
    Reset guest information
    Set annotation
    Toggle disk change tracking
    Toggle fork parent
    Upgrade virtual machine compatibility
Edit inventory
    Create from existing
    Create new
    Move
    Register
    Remove
    Unregister
Guest operations
    Guest operation alias modification
    Guest operation alias query
    Guest operation modifications
    Guest operation program execution
    Guest operation queries
Interaction
    Answer question
    Back up operation on virtual machine
    Configure CD media
    Configure floppy media
    Connect devices
    Console interaction
    Create screenshot
    Defragment all disks
    Drag and drop
    Guest operating system management by VIX API
    Inject USB HID scan codes
    Install VMware tools
    Pause or Unpause
    Perform wipe or shrink operations
    Power off
    Power on
    Record session on virtual machine
    Replay session on virtual machine
    Suspend
    Suspend fault tolerance
    Test failover
    Test restart secondary VM
    Turn off fault tolerance
    Turn on fault tolerance
Provisioning
    Allow disk access
    Allow file access
    Allow read-only disk access
    Allow virtual machine download
    Clone template
    Clone virtual machine
    Create template from virtual machine
    Customize guest
    Deploy template
    Mark as template
    Modify customization specification
    Promote disks
    Read customization specifications
Service configuration
    Allow notifications
    Allow polling of global event notifications
    Manage service configuration
    Modify service configuration
    Query service configurations
    Read service configuration
Snapshot management
    Create snapshot
    Remove snapshot
    Rename snapshot
    Revert snapshot
vSphere Replication
    Configure replication
    Manage replication
    Monitor replication
vService Create dependency
Destroy dependency
Reconfigure dependency configuration
Update dependency

Next steps

Refer to the VMware product documentation for a detailed explanation of each privilege.