AzDoProcessPermission

DSC AzDoProcessPermission Resource

Syntax

AzDoProcessPermission [string] #ResourceName
{
    ProcessName   = [String]$ProcessName
    [ isInherited = [Boolean]$isInherited ]
    [ Permissions = [HashTable[]]$Permissions ]
    [ Ensure      = [String] {'Present', 'Absent'} ]
}

Permissions Syntax

AzDoProcessPermission/Permissions
{
    Identity   = [String]$Identity # Syntax
    #   SYNTAX:     '[ProjectName | OrganizationName]\ServicePrincipalName, UserPrincipalName, UserDisplayName, GroupDisplayName'
    #   EXAMPLE:    '[SampleOrganizationName]\Process Authors'
    #   EXAMPLE:    '[]\Process Authors'   # organisation-level group
    Permission = [Hashtable]$Permissions # See 'Permission List'
}

Permission Usage

AzDoProcessPermission/Permissions/Permission
{
    PermissionName|PermissionDisplayName = [String]$Name { 'Allow, Deny' }
}

Permission List

Either 'Name' or 'DisplayName' can be used, but we Strongly Recommend that you use 'Name' in your configuration.

Name	DisplayName	Values	Note
Create	Create process	[ allow, deny ]	Allows creating inherited (child) processes from existing ones.
Edit	Edit process	[ allow, deny ]
Delete	Delete process	[ allow, deny ]
AdministerProcessPermissions	Administer process permissions	[ allow, deny ]
ReadProcessPermissions	Read process permissions	[ allow, deny ]

Properties

Common Properties

• ProcessName: The scope of the permissions. This is the key property. Use the sentinel value AllProcesses to target the organisation-wide root scope ($PROCESS), which governs who can create, edit, delete and administer processes — including creating inherited (child) processes. Use a specific inherited process name to scope permissions to that single process.
• isInherited: Whether the ACL inherits permissions from parent scopes. Defaults to $true.
• Permissions: A HashTable array that specifies the permissions to be set. Refer to: 'Permissions Syntax'.
• Ensure: Specifies whether the permissions should exist. Valid values are Present and Absent.

Additional Information

This resource manages access control entries in the Azure DevOps Process security namespace. The most common use is granting a group the Create permission at the AllProcesses scope so its members can create inherited processes based on existing ones. System processes (Agile, Scrum, CMMI, Basic) have no per-process token; their create/administer security lives at the AllProcesses (root) scope.

Examples

Example 1: Allow a group to create child processes (org-wide)

Configuration ExampleConfig {
    Import-DscResource -ModuleName 'AzureDevOpsDscNative'

    Node localhost {
        AzDoProcessPermission AllowCreateProcesses {
            Ensure      = 'Present'
            ProcessName = 'AllProcesses'
            isInherited = $true
            Permissions = @(
                @{
                    Identity   = '[MyOrg]\Process Authors'
                    Permission = @{
                        'Create' = 'Allow'
                        'Edit'   = 'Allow'
                    }
                }
            )
        }
    }
}

Start-DscConfiguration -Path ./ExampleConfig -Wait -Verbose

Example 2: Sample Configuration using Invoke-DSCResource

# Return the current configuration for AzDoProcessPermission
$properties = @{
    ProcessName = 'AllProcesses'
    isInherited = $true
    Permissions = @(
        @{
            Identity   = '[MyOrg]\Process Authors'
            Permission = @{
                'Create' = 'Allow'
            }
        }
    )
}

Invoke-DscResource -Name 'AzDoProcessPermission' -Method Get -Property $properties -ModuleName 'AzureDevOpsDscNative'

Example 3: Sample Configuration using AzDO-DSC-LCM

parameters: {}

variables: {
  OrganizationName: MyOrg
}

resources:
- name: Allow Process Authors to create processes
  type: AzureDevOpsDscNative/AzDoProcessPermission
  properties:
    ProcessName: AllProcesses
    isInherited: true
    Permissions:
      - Identity: '[$OrganizationName]\Process Authors'
        Permission:
          Create: Allow
          Edit: Allow
    Ensure: Present

LCM Initialization:

$params = @{
    AzureDevopsOrganizationName = "SampleAzDoOrgName"
    ConfigurationDirectory      = "C:\Datum\DSCOutput\"
    ConfigurationUrl            = 'https://configuration-path'
    JITToken                    = 'SampleJITToken'
    Mode                        = 'Set'
    AuthenticationType          = 'ManagedIdentity'
    ReportPath                  = 'C:\Datum\DSCOutput\Reports'
}

Invoke-AzDoLCM @params