DataWorks provides the User Group Management feature. You can use this feature to add multiple users with same permissions to a user group as needed with ease. When you configure a data de-identification rule, you can add the user group to the whitelist of this rule. This way, the data that is de-identified by using this rule can be displayed in its original form to the users in this user group. This topic describes how to create and manage a user group.
Create a user group
Go to the DataStudio page.
Log on to the DataWorks console. In the left-side navigation pane, choose . On the page that appears, select the desired workspace from the drop-down list and click Go to DataStudio.
Click the icon in the upper-left corner, choose
, and then click Try now to go to the Data Security Guard page.NoteIf your Alibaba Cloud account is granted the required permissions, you can directly access the homepage of Data Security Guard.
If your Alibaba Cloud account is not granted the required permissions, you are redirected to the authorization page of Data Security Guard. You can use the features of Data Security Guard only after your Alibaba Cloud account is granted the required permissions.
In the left-side navigation pane, choose . The User Group Management page appears.
Create a user group.
Click Add User Group in the upper-right corner. In the AddAccount dialog box, set the User Group Name parameter and add users to the user group.
You can use the following methods to add users to the user group:
Method 1: Upload a text file. You can upload a text file that contains user account information to add them to the user group at a time. This method is applicable if you need to add a large number of users to the user group.
Method 2: Select existing accounts. You can select existing Alibaba Cloud accounts or RAM users to add them to the user group. This method is applicable if you need to add only a small number of users to the user group.
NoteThe text file to be uploaded must be a UTF-8-encoded TXT file. Each piece of account information occupies one line. The text file can contain a maximum of 1,000 lines. In other words, a maximum of 1,000 user accounts can be added at a time.
Click OK.
After the user group is created, you can configure a whitelist for a data de-identification rule by adding the user group to the whitelist. This way, the data that is de-identified by using the data de-identification rule is displayed in its original form to the users in this user group. For more information about how to configure a whitelist for a data de-identification rule, see Create a data masking rule.
Manage user groups
On the User Group Management page, you can perform the following operations to manage existing user groups.
View the user groups.
You can view the basic information of all existing user groups, such as the user group name, user group owner, and submission time. In addition, you can view the number of data de-identification rules that are associated with this user group and their names.
NoteYou can search for a user group by user group name or owner. Fuzzy match is supported. After you enter a keyword in a search field and press the Enter key, DataWorks displays all user groups whose names or owners contain the keyword.
You can sort user groups by the submission time in chronological or reverse chronological order. This helps you find a user group by submission time.
If a user group is associated with a data de-identification rule, click the icon in the Affiliation Rule column of the user group to view the name of the associated data de-identification rule.
Manage a user group.
Copy a user group: To copy a user group, click the icon in the Actions column of the user group. You can copy a user group to create a user group with the same settings.
Edit a user group: To edit the settings of an existing user group, click the icon in the Actions column of the user group. Then, you can add user accounts to or remove user accounts from the user group with ease.
Delete a user group: To delete a user group, click the icon in the Actions column of the user group.