Resource-Types

Use the two resource-types, individual and family, in the IAM policies.

  • Individual resource-type: Represents a specific type of resource. For example, mysql-instances.
  • Family resource-type: Includes multiple individual resource-types that are often managed together. For example, mysql-family.

Table 20-5 Resource-Types

Resource-Type Description
mysql-family

Aggregate resource-type.

Writing a policy statement to allow a group to manage this resource-type is equivalent to writing separate policies for each of the following:

  • mysql-instances
  • mysql-configurations
  • mysql-backups
  • mysql-work-requests
  • mysql-channels
  • mysql-heatwave
mysql-instances

Individual resource-type.

Write instance-specific policies to view and manage DB systems. See mysql-instances.

mysql-configurations

Individual resource-type.

Write configuration-specific policies to view and manage configurations. See mysql-configurations.

mysql-backups

Individual resource-type.

Write backup-specific policies to view and manage backups. See mysql-backups.

mysql-channels

Individual resource-type.

Write channel-specific policies to view and manage replication channels. See mysql-channels.

mysql-heatwave

Individual resource-type.

Write HeatWave cluster policies to view and manage HeatWave clusters. See mysql-heatwave.

mysql-work-requests

Individual resource-type.

Write work request-specific policies to view and manage work requests. See mysql-work-requests.