Set up IAM permissions

This page provides instructions for how to configure Identity and Access Management (IAM) permissions for Google Cloud NetApp Volumes.

Before you begin

NetApp Volumes uses Identity and Access Management (IAM) to control access to resources.

You grant access to NetApp Volumes operations by granting IAM roles to users. Permissions are granted by the role selected for the user. The two predefined roles are roles/netapp.admin and roles/netapp.viewer. You can assign these roles to specific users or service accounts.

IAM permissions only control access to NetApp Volumes administrative operations, like creating or deleting volumes. To control access to operations on the file share, like reading or deleting data, see NFS access control and SMB access control.

For more information, refer to the permissions and roles in the IAM overview.

Set up IAM

To follow step-by-step guidance for this task directly in the Google Cloud console, click Guide me:

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Identity and Access Management roles and permissions

You can use predefined roles or you can define custom roles. NetApp Volumes supports a granular set of permissions.

Get or grant all permissions

To get the permissions that you need to perform all actions, ask your administrator to grant you the NetApp Volumes Admin (roles/netapp.admin) IAM role on your project. For more information about granting roles, see Manage access.

You might also be able to get the required permissions through custom roles or other predefined roles.

Get or grant read-only permissions

To get the permissions that you need to have read-only access, ask your administrator to grant you the NetApp Volumes Viewer (roles/netapp.viewer) IAM role on your project. For more information about granting roles, see Manage access.

You might also be able to get the required permissions through custom roles or other predefined roles.

Permission details

Permission	Action	NetApp Volumes Admin	NetApp Volumes Viewer
`netapp.locations.list`	Lists information about the supported locations for this service	check	check
`netapp.locations.get`	Gets information about a location supported by this service	check	check
`netapp.volumes.create`	Creates a volume	check
`netapp.volumes.list`	Lists all volumes in the project	check	check
`netapp.volumes.get`	Gets the details of a specific volume	check	check
`netapp.volumes.update`	Updates the volume	check
`netapp.volumes.delete`	Deletes the volume	check
`netapp.volumes.revert`	Reverts the volume	check
`netapp.storagePools.create`	Creates a storage pool	check
`netapp.storagePools.list`	Lists all of the pools in the project	check	check
`netapp.storagePools.get`	Gets the details of a specific pool	check	check
`netapp.storagePools.update`	Updates the pool	check
`netapp.storagePools.delete`	Deletes the storage pool	check
`netapp.snapshots.create`	Creates a snapshot	check
`netapp.snapshots.list`	Lists all of the snapshots	check	check
`netapp.snapshots.get`	Gets the details of a specific snapshot	check	check
`netapp.snapshots.update`	Updates a snapshot	check
`netapp.snapshots.delete`	Deletes a snapshot	check
`netapp.backups.create`	Creates a backup	check
`netapp.backups.list`	Lists all backups	check	check
`netapp.backups.get`	Gets details of a specific backup	check	check
`netapp.backups.update`	Updates a backup	check
`netapp.backups.delete`	Deletes a backup	check
`netapp.replications.create`	Creates a volume replication	check
`netapp.replications.list`	Lists all of the replications in the project	check	check
`netapp.replications.get`	Gets the details of a specific replication	check	check
`netapp.replications.update`	Updates a volume replication	check
`netapp.replications.delete`	Deletes a replication	check
`netapp.replications.break`	Stops a replication	check
`netapp.replications.resync`	Resumes a replication	check
`netapp.activeDirectories.create`	Creates an Active Directory policy	check
`netapp.activeDirectories.get`	Gets the details of a specific Active Directory policy	check	check
`netapp.activeDirectories.list`	Lists all of the Active Directory policies in the project	check	check
`netapp.activeDirectories.update`	Updates an Active Directory policy	check
`netapp.activeDirectories.delete`	Deletes an Active Directory policy	check
`netapp.kmsConfigs.create`	Creates a CMEK policy	check
`netapp.kmsConfigs.get`	Gets the details of a specific CMEK policy	check	check
`netapp.kmsConfigs.list`	Lists all of the CMEK policies in the project	check	check
`netapp.kmsConfigs.update`	Updates a CMEK policy	check
`netapp.kmsConfigs.delete`	Deletes a CMEK policy	check
`netapp.kmsConfigs.verify`	Validates the key access of a CMEK policy	check
`netapp.kmsConfigs.encrypt`	Runs the CMEK migrate action	check
`netapp.operations.list`	Lists the running operations	check	check
`netapp.operations.get`	Gets the details of running operations	check	check
`netapp.operations.cancel`	Cancels a running operation	check
`netapp.operations.delete`	Deletes an operation	check

Define custom roles

If the predefined IAM roles don't meet your needs, you can define a custom role with permissions that you specify using IAM custom roles. When you create custom roles for NetApp Volumes, make sure that you include both resourcemanager.projects.get and resourcemanager.projects.list so that the role has permission to query project resources.

What's next

See the quickstart guide for how to create a storage pool.