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Roles & permissions

The complete Cloud Control role and capability model: Viewer, Deployer, SRE · Cloud Admin, Org Admin, Owner and platform admin, and exactly what each one can do.

Cloud Control uses a fixed role-to-capability model. A role is a named bundle of capabilities; the server enforces capabilities on every mutating route, and the console hides exactly what a role cannot do — both from one shared source of truth.

The Team page showing members, roles and the owner badge

Capabilities

CapabilityGrants
readView every screen: dashboard, inventory, topology, cost, audit, team roster.
mutate_infraInfrastructure actions — plan/apply drawer, pipeline promotions, creating budgets.
manage_cloud_accountsConnect, verify, sync and disconnect cloud accounts; trigger cost ingestion.
manage_users_ssoManage team members, SSO configuration, and org-wide API tokens.
manage_billing_transferBilling and organization ownership transfer — the owner only.

The role matrix

Rolereadmutate_inframanage_cloud_accountsmanage_users_ssomanage_billing_transfer
Viewer
Deployer
SRE · Cloud Admin
Org Admin
Owner
Platform admin✅ (+ fleet admin)

The Owner is an Org Admin plus manage_billing_transfer; there is exactly one owner per organization. A platform admin is the deployment operator — it implies every capability and additionally administers all organizations through the admin API. 'Platform Owner' is not an assignable org role.

How enforcement works

  • Capabilities are recomputed per request from the database role, so a downgrade takes effect on the next request without re-login.
  • A denied mutation on a member-visible surface returns an honest 403 and is audited; a hidden surface (platform admin) returns 404.
  • Cross-organization identifiers always return 404 — no existence leak.
  • The capability set rides `GET /api/auth/me`, so the UI and the API agree on what you can do.
API tokens are capped by role

An API token carries a role as its capability ceiling and never owner or platform powers — even if the human who created it is the owner. A token's role can never exceed its creator's own capabilities.

Roadmap

Per-account and per-project scoping (RBAC-09) and a break-glass flow (RBAC-11) are on the roadmap; today roles apply org-wide.