kibana/docs/spaces/securing-spaces.asciidoc
Nik Everett ba7cfb422d Docs: Fix table alignment
The table attempted to both center and left align some columns. Since
that doesn't make sense asciidoctor just throw the entire alignment on
the floor. This change left aligns it because I think that looks better
than centering.
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[[spaces-securing]]
=== Securing spaces
With a Gold or Platinum license, you can control which roles have access to
each space. To get started, navigate to **Management > Roles**.
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image::images/spaces_secure_all_privileges.png[]
==== Setting privileges
Access for all spaces in {kib} is governed by a concept called "minimum privilege."
There are three options for minimum privilege:
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|===
|`all`
|Users have read/write access to all spaces in {kib}. Additionally,
users can create, edit, and delete individual spaces. This extends to spaces
that users create in the future.
|`read`
|Users have read-only access to all spaces in {kib}. This extends to spaces
that users create in the future.
|`none`
|Users do not have the all-spaces access. You must set access on
individual spaces.
|===
Once you set the minimum privilege for all spaces, you can then add read and write
access to individual spaces.
==== Examples
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|===
s|To provide
s|Do this
|Full access to all spaces
|Set the minimum privilege to `all`. This grants
full access to all spaces. In this case, you can't
customize access to specific spaces.
|Read-only access to all spaces, with full access to specific spaces
|Set the minimum privilege to `read`,
then grant the `all` privilege to individual spaces as needed. You can't revoke
access to an individual space.
|Read-only access to a specific space
|Set the minimum privilege to `none` to prevent all-space access,
then set the `read` privilege for an individual space,
as shown below.
|===
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image::images/spaces_secure_specific_spaces.png[]
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=== Viewing all space privileges
To see which roles have access to each space, click *View summary of spaces privileges*.