Kafka Connect Rights Management
To view or manage Kafka Connect connectors or task, the user must have both the KafkaConnectView right and the KafkaConnectManage right.
KafkaConnectView and KafkaConnectManage can be assigned for individual connections/environments.
Example rights:
- {
- "action": "KafkaConnectView",
- "effect": "Allow",
- "resource": "*"
- },
{
- "action": "KafkaConnectManage",
- "effect": "Allow",
- "resource": "*"
- }
In the example above, the user is granted rights to view and manage all Kafka Connect connectors and tasks for all connections and environments in Kadeck.
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