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Adding permissions to the public role

Adding permissions to the public role - Apache Airflow Tutorial

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Adding permissions to the public role

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- [Instructor] We saw this early on, but let's look at it again. In the Security tab, if you click on List Roles, you'll be able to see all of the roles that are currently available in your Airflow installations. We know that there are five roles that are created by default; the Admin, most powerful then Viewer, User, Op, and then the Public role. Notice that the Public role has no permissions at all which is why we couldn't do anything. If you look at the Public role, there are no permissions. If you list users, you'll be able to see that we have a single user here with this Public role. As an administrator, you can configure the permissions that a particular role has. Now, it's good practice to not change the permissions of these default roles, but I'll show you how this can be done. I've gone over to List Roles, and here at the very bottom you can see the Public role is listed. I'm going to click on the option to edit…

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