permission-model-change-guide

To standardize IAM RBAC changes for new resource types, apply a structured workflow covering resource type definitions, instance selectors, action definitions, groups, and SQL/API change options. This ensures consistent permission governance across projects.

The standard process for migrating permissions for new resources involves defining resource types, configuring instance selections, setting up actions, and executing migration scripts. This approach guarantees safe data migration and consistent permission updates across enterprise IAM projects.

To configure IAM callbacks and migrate data safely for new resource types, follow the defined resource type onboarding workflow. It includes updating enum and JSONRBAC definitions, applying initial SQL scripts, and handling API change options for secure data transitions.

Yes, you can use this guide to update permissions and migrate existing models in enterprise IAM. It applies to teams adding new resources, updating permissions, or migrating existing models by providing a reusable, standard process for integrating new IAM RBAC resource types.

Yes, the guide provides step-by-step instructions for adapting access patterns for a new resource type. It specifically covers updating enum and JSONRBAC definitions, along with applying initial SQL scripts to ensure a structured permission migration.

The guide focuses on standardizing IAM RBAC changes for new resource types, instance selections, actions, and migration scripts. It enforces a structured workflow with SQL/API change options, so it may not cover highly customized, non-standard permission models outside this specific scope.