azure-role-selector

To find the least privilege Azure roles, you identify the minimal built-in or custom role needed for specific RBAC permissions. This ensures you follow security best practices by granting only the access required for your identity assignments.

Yes, you can generate Bicep snippets for Azure RBAC role assignments. The process provides the specific Bicep code required to deploy role assignments alongside your infrastructure definitions securely.

You can create custom Azure role definitions using CLI commands generated for your specific permission requirements. This allows you to define precise access control boundaries when built-in roles do not meet your exact needs.

The best way to assign read-only access is by selecting the minimal role, such as the Reader role, for the identity. You then use the provided CLI command or Bicep snippet to apply the role assignment to the target resource group.

Yes, this approach works for both built-in and custom Azure RBAC roles. It evaluates desired permissions to determine if an existing built-in role suffices or if generating a custom role definition via CLI is necessary.

You should use custom Azure roles instead of built-in roles when precise access control is required and no existing role matches your exact permission needs. This prevents over-assignment of privileges in your Azure environment.