Service groups manage the access and permissions to a service and the storage needs of the service. A user gains access to a service through a service group. Infrastructure groups are assigned to service groups to manage the resources available to the service. A service group must contain at least one user group and one infrastructure group.
Three types of service groups are available:
- All Service Group: A group that is automatically created during installation. Pre-defined user groups (AdminGroup, DevelopGroup, ModifyGroup, and SubmitGroup) are automatically registered in the All Service Group. This group cannot be associated with a specific service, agentless connection, or infrastructure group. The All Service Group cannot be modified or deleted. User groups associated with All Service Group also have privileges in other service groups. These user groups are indicated with an asterisk (*) after the user group name.
- Default Service Group: A group that is automatically created during installation. All built-in services belong to this group and cannot be deleted.
- General Service Group: Custom service groups that can be created by users and associated with services. Only users with the Admin role can create service groups. The Modify role (or higher) is required to assign a service to a service group.