Group

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Overview

A group is a membership collection that can contain users and service accounts. It is one of the principal types of an org. Membership in a group for a user account can be assigned directly or dynamically using a query based on a tag (key/value pair) that has been labeled on a user. Membership in a group for a service account can only be assigned directly. Groups can be used by policies to grant access permissions to the group members.

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Create a Group

Refer to the Create a Group guide for additional details.

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Built-in Groups

Each org has the following built-in groups:

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Group Notes

Groups can contain an unlimited amount of users or service accounts. Group membership can be assigned directly or dynamically (using a query based on any tags that are labeled on a user). Service Accounts can only be assigned directly. For example, a query can be created to dynamically assign all the users that log in using microsoft.com by using the built-in tag key firebase/sign_in_provider Equals microsoft.com.

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Query Rules

To dynamically assign users to a group, a query can be defined which consists of the following:

• One or more tags (key/value pairs) using one of the operators: Equals / Exists / Not Exists
• One of the following query filters:
  • All: All tag items should match
  • Any: Any of the tags should match
  • None: None of these tags should match

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Permissions

The permissions below are used to define policies together with one or more of the four principal types:

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Access Report

Displays the permissions granted to principals for the group.

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CLI

To view the CLI documentation for groups, see the Group CLI reference.