How do I configure a GCP cloudidentity groupmembership?
In this guide, we will configure a Google Cloud Identity Group Membership using Pulumi. We will create a Cloud Identity Group and then add a membership to this group. This setup helps in managing access and permissions within your Google Cloud environment.
import * as pulumi from "@pulumi/pulumi";
import * as gcp from "@pulumi/gcp";
// Create a Cloud Identity Group
const myGroup = new gcp.cloudidentity.Group("myGroup", {
parent: "customers/my-customer",
groupKey: {
id: "my-group@example.com",
},
labels: {
"cloudidentity.googleapis.com/groups.discussion_forum": "",
},
displayName: "My Group",
description: "A group for managing access",
});
// Add a membership to the group
const myGroupMembership = new gcp.cloudidentity.GroupMembership("myGroupMembership", {
group: myGroup.name,
roles: [{
name: "MEMBER",
}],
memberKey: {
id: "user@example.com",
},
});
Key Points:
- We are using the
gcp.cloudidentity.Group
resource to create a Cloud Identity Group. - The
gcp.cloudidentity.GroupMembership
resource is used to add a membership to the created group. - The group is identified by an email address (
my-group@example.com
), and a user (user@example.com
) is added as a member.
Summary:
In this guide, we configured a Google Cloud Identity Group and added a membership to it using Pulumi. This setup is useful for managing user access and permissions within your Google Cloud environment.
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