- [Instructor] Docker's Universal Control Plane
offers multi-user management
and role-based access control.
You can go in here to User Management
and you can create new organizations
and teams inside those organizations
and then users inside the teams
and then finally, roles for those users.
So, let's take a look at how you would do this.
First, you can create an organization.
You give that organization a name.
Let's call this LinkedIn
and we'll say Create.
So, we created our new organization
and on that organization
we can then add teams.
So, we can add a team called dev for example,
let's say for development.
We can add another team.
Let's call it support.
And finally, a third team called infrastructure.
So, we added some teams
and now we want to add some users
to these teams.
So, if we go into Users,
again real simple to do,
just create a user,
give it a password and give that user a full name
and then here's where we get into permissions.
So, is this user going to be a Docker administrator?
Yes or no.
If you check the box, of course they're an admin,
if not, they're just a regular user.
So, Bob in this case is going to be a regular user.
We'll click Create
and so, we now have a user named Bob.
So, how does Bob get into one of these teams.
Let's say that Bob's going to be in the support group.
We'll click on the icon on the right
and click Add User.
We can check the box to add Bob
and add our users.
So, Bob's now a member of the support group
and that support group and Bob
can have different roles within Universal Control Plane.
So, we have some default roles already created.
We can create new roles ourselves
or we can use one of the predefined roles
that's already been created in Universal Control Plane.
So, these are some of the basics
of administering organizations,
teams, users and roles
in Docker's Universal Control Plane.