User Management
A user represents an individual and is the basic unit in identity and access management. Users are created by admins or synchronized from a unified authentication system, and are managed by admins. By sharing resources with users and assigning roles to them, you can achieve fine-grained control over resource ownership and permissions.
Some key features of users include:
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Users can be either local users or SSO users. Local users are created directly by admins, while SSO users are synchronized from a unified authentication server to the platform.
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User quotas are standards set by admins to control the total amount of resources allocated to users, including compute resources, data storage resources, network resources.
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Users can be a member of one or more user groups.
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Users can be assigned one or more roles. When a user is assigned multiple roles, they will have the combined permissions of those roles. Additionally, once a user joins a user group, they will inherit the roles associated with that group, in addition to any roles they are already assigned.
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New User
Create a local user, assign resource ownership and roles, and then use the user to log in. -
Disable/Enable User
After disabling a regular user, the user will not be able to log in to ZSvirt unless the admin enables the user. -
Modify User Configuration
Edit the user's basic information, such as the roles assigned to the user, the user groups they joined, and the resources shared with the user.