cloud-access-management

You can invite users to your Elastic Cloud organization and assign predefined or custom roles at the organization or Serverless project level to manage their access permissions.

Yes, you can define granular custom roles for Serverless projects when predefined roles are insufficient, optionally using Elasticsearch credentials to perform custom role operations.

You can create, list, and revoke Elastic Cloud API keys with scoped permissions to provision programmatic credentials for CI/CD pipelines and other automated workflows.

Automating Elastic Cloud access management requires setting the EC_API_KEY environment variable for authentication, and optionally Elasticsearch credentials for custom role operations.

Revoking Elastic Cloud access involves removing users from the organization or Serverless project, which can be handled programmatically to ensure permissions are efficiently rescinded.

Yes, onboarding new team members to Serverless projects is supported by inviting them to the Elastic Cloud organization and assigning the appropriate role for the specific project.