azure-role-selector

The least privilege Azure role for specific permissions is determined by identifying the minimal built-in or custom role that grants exactly the required access, ensuring secure and compliant role-based access control.

Yes, you can generate Bicep code for Azure RBAC role assignments. The process provides Bicep snippets that define role assignments for users, groups, or service principals to integrate access control directly into infrastructure as code.

The best way to assign read-only access to an Azure storage account for a service principal is selecting the Storage Blob Data Reader role. This grants the minimal required permissions while adhering to least privilege best practices.

Yes, this approach provides CLI commands for applying Azure role assignments. It generates the necessary command-line instructions to assign the selected least privilege roles to specified identities within your Azure environment.

You need custom Azure roles instead of built-in RBAC roles when no existing role matches your exact desired permissions. Identifying a custom role ensures you maintain least privilege access by avoiding broad built-in definitions.