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A project is an isolated environment with a set of cloud accounts with dedicated budgets. A project can be created under a RosettaHUB organization, therefore in order to create a project you need to be the manager of a RosettaHUB organization.

Only users with a management role on the project can access the project. There are three management roles that you can have on an project: CPOC, ADMIN and SUPERUSER from the least powerful to the most powerful. If you create a project under a sub-organization you will have by default the SUPERUSER role on the project.

  • SUPERUSER: Has access to all resources, and the ability to add/remove managers to the project

  • ADMIN: Has full access to all cloud resources but cannot add/remove managers or delete the project.

  • CPOC: Can only view managers, cloud resources or connect to machines. Cannot add/remove managers or delete/create cloud resources or RosettaHub artifacts.

Project managers can easily perform various actions such as setting a default perspective, assigning a set of cloud permissions, setting limits, changing the appearance and description etc.

Managing Projects

Action/Role

 CPOC

ADMIN

SUPERUSER

Delete the project

Add a manager

Remove a manger

Set Regions, Instance Types, Services

Stop All, Terminate All, Cleanup All

Go to Cloud Console

✔ read only

Download, Reset credentials

View the project managers

View cloud resources

Connect to cloud machine instances

Project rules

  1. To create projects you need to be a manager of at least one Organization.

  2. All projects should have names that start with the capitalized subdomain of the root organization plus a dash “-”

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