In Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI), what are the policies that grant a group permission to manage FDI resources within a compartment?

In Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI), what are the policies that grant a group permission to manage FDI resources within a compartment?

• A. IAM policies.
• B. Data retention policies.
• C. Network security group rules.
• D. Audit policies.

Answer: (A)

In OCI, access control is managed with IAM policies. These policies define who (groups, users, or service principals) can do what on which resources within a compartment. To let a group manage FDI resources in a specific compartment, you create a policy that grants that group the appropriate level of access to FDI resources in that compartment. For example, a policy could state that the group is allowed to manage all FDI resources in that compartment, enabling members to create, update, and delete those resources as needed. Other options don’t grant this kind of resource-management permission: data retention policies control how long data is kept, network security group rules govern network traffic rather than who can manage resources, and audit policies relate to auditing behavior rather than access rights.

In OCI, access control is managed with IAM policies. These policies define who (groups, users, or service principals) can do what on which resources within a compartment. To let a group manage FDI resources in a specific compartment, you create a policy that grants that group the appropriate level of access to FDI resources in that compartment. For example, a policy could state that the group is allowed to manage all FDI resources in that compartment, enabling members to create, update, and delete those resources as needed. Other options don’t grant this kind of resource-management permission: data retention policies control how long data is kept, network security group rules govern network traffic rather than who can manage resources, and audit policies relate to auditing behavior rather than access rights.