Edit this page on GitHub

Home > docs > getting started > Organizations and Teams

Organizations and Teams

Concord implements role-based access control using Organizations and Teams.

Organizations

Organizations own resources such as projects, secrets, inventories and processes. Organizations contain one or more teams.

Organizations are created by Concord administrators using the REST API.

Teams

Teams are a part of an Organization and represent groups of users. Users in teams can have different team roles:

  • MEMBER - a regular team member, has access to the team’s resources, but cannot invite other users to the team or manage organizations;
  • MAINTAINER - has the same permissions as a MEMBER and can manage users in the team;
  • OWNER - has the same permissions as a MAINTAINER, but, in addition, can manage the team’s Organization.

Teams have different access levels to the Organization’s resources:

  • READER - can use the resource;
  • WRITER - can use and modify the resource;
  • OWNER - can use, modify or remove the resource.

Public and Private Resources

Resources such as project, secrets and inventories can have different visibility:

  • PUBLIC - any Concord user can access and use the resource. For example, a public project can be used by anyone to start a new process.
  • PRIVATE - only teams that have an appropriate access level can use the resource.

If a public project references another resource, for example, a secret used to retrieve the project’s repository, the references resource must be PUBLIC as well or have an appropriate access level set up.