To create and manage virtualized services (of any type), you must belong to a role with the following permissions:
Create Assets —OR— Manage Assets
Manage Runtime Policies (required to configure virtual services)
Manage Runtime Targets (required to deploy virtual services)
Note:
If a user has View permission on a service and "Create
Assets" permission within their own organization, he or she can
virtualize the particular service. However, the user will not be permitted to
configure the processing steps for the service that is virtualized unless he or
she also has the "Manage Runtime Policies"
permission for their organization. Only users with "Manage Runtime
Policies" permission can configure these steps. Consider
identifying a small group of users who will be responsible for configuring the
processing steps for a service, and give this group a role that includes the
"Manage Runtime Policies" permission. Because these
users might configure virtualized services that other users have created, they
will also need Modify permission on the actual virtualized services. To ensure
that these users have access to the virtualized services that they need to
configure, consider creating a design/change-time policy that automatically
gives this group of users Modify permission on a service when it is
virtualized.
For more information about roles and permissions, see the section Users, Groups, Roles, and Permissions.
