Creating groups allows you to assign members of your organization to a specific set of channels you’ve created within Anaconda Server. These channel sets are private and only accessible to authenticated users who are assigned to the groups that contain them.It is also important to understand that any permissions that can be granted to an individual by assigning them a role can also be granted to multiple people by assigning the role to a group. This is useful when utilizing a federated user identity server (such as LDAP/AD). For more information about group permissions, see Group roles.Anaconda utilizes Keycloak to manage groups. However, any action that is taken in Anaconda Server will also be applied in Keycloak, meaning you can perform most group management functions directly in Anaconda Server UI. Keep in mind, there are exceptions to this, and some tasks must be performed within the Keycloak UI.
To add members to a group, complete the following steps:
Log in to Anaconda Server.
Navigate to the Groups page.
Select your group.
Open the Manage dropdown menu and select Add Members.
Enter a username in the search field to find a member, then click on the user to add them to the group. Repeat this process until all members have been added to the group, then click Add.
Assign permission levels for each member you’ve added to the group, then click Add.