Working with policies
Use Dynatrace identity and access management (IAM) to manage user access to Dynatrace features.
With the IAM framework, you can define policies that clearly specify whether an action in Dynatrace is allowed. When policies are bound to user groups, they describe an access pattern for the group that is enforced at runtime. This gives you much more fine-grained control over how your users interact with Dynatrace.
Basic
Manage IAM policies
List, create, delete, and copy policies using the Account Management.
Manage group permissions
Bind policies to user groups.
Create your policies
Learn the policy statement syntax and see the example custom policies.
Policy boundaries
Restrict security policies with policy boundaries for your data-tailored access.
Advanced
Global conditions
You can apply global conditions to any policy statement because they are not service-specific.
Global attributes
Apply attributes to certain global conditions, usable in the policy syntax without extra configuration.
Policy templating
Create reusable policies with parameterized values.
Migrate role-based permissions
Dynatrace security policies now support the classic role-based permissions, learn how to migrate them.