Groups are a way of managing user permissions in VirtServer. They allow you to make certain virtual services only available to a limited group of people.
For example, you may want to:
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Make sure teams can only interact with virtual services they manage.
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Protect critical virtual services from accidental deletion or stopping by making them accessible only to a small number of people.
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Make services deployed for internal purposes of one team unavailable to other teams.
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Isolate new users so that they can learn and experiment without the risk of breaking any important functionality.
Permissions
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Administrators can:
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View any virtual services.
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Interact with any virtual services regardless of their group status.
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Create groups and add users to them.
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Assign any virtual services to any groups.
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Unassign any virtual services from any groups.
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Regular users can:
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View any virtual services.
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Interact with virtual services that are assigned to a group the user is part of or not assigned to any group.
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Assign available virtual services to a group the user is part of.
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Unassign virtual services from groups the user is part of.
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Create a group
To create a group:
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Go to the home page of VirtServer:
https://<virtserver-host>:<port>/virtserver#/For example, if VirtServer is installed on your local machine and you run it on the default port, use the following link:
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Log in as an administrator.
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Select Admin > Groups.
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Click Create Group:
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In the dialog that appears, enter the group name and select users who will be part of the group:
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Click Save.
Edit a group
To edit a group:
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Go to the home page of VirtServer:
https://<virtserver-host>:<port>/virtserver#/For example, if VirtServer is installed on your local machine and you run it on the default port, use the following link:
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Log in as an administrator.
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Select Admin > Groups.
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Click :
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In the dialog that appears, edit the group name and select users who will be part of the group:
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Click Save.
Delete a group
To delete a group:
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Go to the home page of VirtServer:
https://<virtserver-host>:<port>/virtserver#/For example, if VirtServer is installed on your local machine and you run it on the default port, use the following link:
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Log in as an administrator.
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Select Admin > Groups.
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Click :
Note: | Virtual services that were assigned to the deleted group will become unassigned and available to all the users. |