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Manage Members of an Organization

An organization in Choreo is a logical grouping of users and user resources. A first-time user must create an organization and be a user of it when signing in to Choreo. Users and resources in an organization cannot access resources in another organization unless an admin of the other organization invites them and adds them as a user of that organization.

Inviting users

An organization administrator can invite users to the organization by assigning them specific groups. Invited users receive an invitation via email. An invited user must accept the invitation to join the organization and access the resources of that organization.

Groups

A group in Choreo is a collection of users, each with one or more roles assigned to them. Users within a group inherit the permissions associated with the roles assigned to that group. For instance, if a user is added to the API Publisher group, they will automatically receive the API Publisher role.

Choreo comes with predefined groups already configured with specific roles, as follows:

  • API Publisher: A collection of users who have the API Publisher role.
  • API Subscriber: A collection of users who have the API Subscriber role.
  • Admin : A collection of users who have the Admin role.
  • Billing Admin : A collection of users who have the Billing Admin role.
  • Choreo DevOps : A collection of users who have the Choreo DevOps role.
  • External API Subscriber: A collection of users who have the External API Subscriber role.

When creating a new group to invite members, be sure to assign a role to the group to ensure users have the required permissions.

Roles

Choreo roles are defined as follows:

  • API Publisher: An API publisher can discover, create, publish, delete, test, and manage an API.
  • API Subscriber: An API subscriber is a developer in a particular organization. An API subscriber can subscribe to an application, manage subscriptions, manage applications, generate API keys, and manage API keys.
  • Admin: An administrator is responsible for all administration tasks, including user management, customizing the Developer Portal, managing projects, enabling analytics, managing domains, etc.
  • Billing Admin: Is responsible for billing administration that includes viewing tiers, creating and viewing organizations, managing invoices, viewing and creating subscriptions, and viewing and creating payment methods.
  • Choreo DevOps: A Choreo DevOps user is a user with access to the Choreo DevOps portal, enabling them to actively manage, ensure dependable deployment, and monitor components.
  • External API subscriber: External API subscribers are API consumers who have access only to the API Developer Portal. They can join an organization with the sole purpose of consuming APIs.
  • Environment Manager (Deprecated): Manages deployment environments.