API Gateway 10.3 | Using API Gateway | User Management | Manage Users, Groups, and Access profiles | Access Profiles
 
Access Profiles
 
Adding an Access Profile
Modifying an Access Profile
Deleting an Access Profile
API Gateway is shipped with the following predefined access profiles:
*Administrators: By default, all the functional privileges are assigned to the Administrators access profile and these privileges cannot be modified.
*API-Gateway-Providers: By default, the following functional privileges are assigned to the API-Gateway-Providers access profile and these privileges cannot be modified:
*Manage APIs
*Manage aliases
*Manage policy templates
*Activate /Deactivate APIs
*Manage Applications
*Publish API to service registry
*Manage packages and plans
*Activate / Deactivate packages
*Publish to API Portal
*Execute service result cache APIs
*Export assets
*Import assets
Functional privileges are a list of API Gateway related tasks that you can assign to an access profile that is associated to groups. API Gateway allows you to assign functional privileges to a user or group (LDAP or local) using access profiles. The functional privileges are grouped together to form an access profile, which is associated to a group. You can create an access profile, add functional privileges with the profile, associate groups to access profiles, and delete an access profile. For example, you can assign functional privileges such as managing APIs, managing applications, managing policies, managing importing assets can be assigned to a user group after grouping the privileges in an access profile.
Note:
Software AG recommends you to associate atleast one user to the Administrators access profile. If all users are removed from the Administrators access profile, you are unable to perform API Gateway user management related tasks.