Updated at: 2022-12-09 03:49:50
Authorization to users relies on role definitions, which specify the users' identities and define the relationship between users and the resources that can be accessed/operated. If KubeSphere preset roles do not meet the usage requirements, custom roles can be created for users as needed. The biggest advantage of custom roles is the fine-grained management of platform resources, specifying the authorization of roles to certain resources.
You can log in to the KubeSphere management console by project-admin to manage the created project. In the left menu bar, click Project Settings > Project Roles. As the project admin, you can view all the roles in the current project.
Click Create to create roles, fill in Basic Info and make Authorization Settings.
![](https://new-official-website-1256829807.cos.ap-shanghai.myqcloud.com/images/Project%20Roles.png)
1. Basic Info:
• Name: Recommended a clear and concise name easy for you to quickly understand the role;
• Description: Detailed description of the role, for you to learn more about the role.
2. Authorization Settings:
In Authorization Settings, the admin can define the authorization of a role to operate on KubeSphere platform resources, by ticking the rules for the authorization of the role, such as View, Create, Edit and Scale out/in for deployments.
![](https://new-official-website-1256829807.cos.ap-shanghai.myqcloud.com/images/Authorization%20Setting.png)
You can log in to the KubeSphere management console by project-admin to manage the created project. In the left menu bar, click Project Settings > Project Roles. As the project admin, you can view all the roles in the current project.
Click Create to create roles, fill in Basic Info and make Authorization Settings.
![](https://new-official-website-1256829807.cos.ap-shanghai.myqcloud.com/images/Project%20Roles.png)
1. Basic Info:
• Name: Recommended a clear and concise name easy for you to quickly understand the role;
• Description: Detailed description of the role, for you to learn more about the role.
2. Authorization Settings:
In Authorization Settings, the admin can define the authorization of a role to operate on KubeSphere platform resources, by ticking the rules for the authorization of the role, such as View, Create, Edit and Scale out/in for deployments.
![](https://new-official-website-1256829807.cos.ap-shanghai.myqcloud.com/images/Authorization%20Setting.png)
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