REST Roles and Permissions

With the exception of "container_labels","repository", and "tenant" you can only have one permission of a given name/type per role. You can have multiple of these types of permissions if they specify access to different names (specified in the "extra" field).

Users that have no named object permissions in any role they are assigned to will have access to all of them. As soon as a named object permission is added to any role, then users will be restricted to only the whitelisted objects.

For example, if a user only has roles with the "basic permissions" (no roles containing any container_labels, repository, or tenant permissions) then that user will have access to ALL of the objects for each of those types. The moment the user is given a named object permission (for example, a "container label" of "archer incident") then the access is ONLY to archer incident containers, and none of the others. Though, if only container_labels permissions are specified in one or more of the user's roles, then the user would still have access to ALL repositories and tenants.

Also note that roles are additive, so if a user previously had access to all container labels because none of the roles specified any, and then you grant the user a role that specifies "archer incident", now the user only has archer incident. If you add two roles, one that has "archer incident" and one that has "campaign", then that user now has those two and no others.

/rest/role

Manage roles and permissions.

Syntax

https://<username>:<password>@<host>/rest/role

POST

Create a new role with permissions.

The body of the request is a JSON object with the following fields.

Field	Required	Type	Description
add_users	optional	JSON Array	An array of integers that are the user IDs for users to be added to this role. (Used to update a record.)
description	required	string	Description of the new role.
immutable	read-only	boolean	True if the role may not be modified. This is true for standard roles shipped with and false for user-created roles.
name	required	string	Name of the new role.
permissions	optional	JSON Array	An array of JSON Objects describing the permissions for the role. This value overrides update_permissions and replaces existing permissions with the provided set. See Permissions below. Note that this is optional but a role with no permissions does not provide any functionality.
remove_users	optional	JSON Array	Array of integers that are user IDs to be removed from the role. (Used to update a record.)
update_permissions	optional	JSON Array	Used to add or modify existing set of permissions. Only one permission can exist with a given name per role. If update_permissions contains an existing name, the matching permission will be updated. Otherwise a new permission will be created with the new name. See Permissions below.
users	optional	JSON Array	Array of integers that are user IDs. This sets or completely replaces the user's assigned to this role. Overrides add_users and remove_users.

Permissions objects are defined by the following JSON object.

Field	Required	Type	Description
edit	optional	boolean	Permission allows modification of the specified part of the system.
execute	optional	boolean	Permission allows execution of actions or playbooks. (Only applies to the "playbooks" permission.)
extra	optional	boolean	Field for specifying additional information about the permission. For the "container_labels", "repository", and "tenant" permissions, the value of the field should be the object name. For example, for the local repository, use "local" as the value for the extra field.
object_id	optional	integer	Used for the "tenant" and "repository" permissions, in which case it is the id corresponding to the name of the tenant or repository provided in extra field. When used to set repository permissions in multi-tenant systems, the object_id is required.
delete	optional	boolean	Permission allows deletion of the specified part of the system.
name	required	string	Name of the permission. This specifies which part of the system the permissions are applied to. Valid values are as follows: "apps": Allows view/modification/install of apps. "assets": Allows view/modification of assets. "containers": Allows view/modification of containers and artifacts. Can also see action and playbook executions. "container_labels": Restricts interaction with containers to whitelisted labels. Makes use of the "extra" field. Can be duplicated. "repository": Restricts users with this role to whitelisted repositories. Makes use of the "extra" field. Can be duplicated. "tenant": Restricts users with this role to whitelisted tenants. Makes use of the "extra" field. Can be duplicated. "playbooks": Allows view/modification/execution of playbooks and execution of actions. "system_settings": Allows view/modification of system settings. "users_roles": Allows view/modification of users and roles.
view	optional	boolean	Permission allows user to view of the specified part of the system.

Example request
Create a new role with permissions and assign it to users.

curl -k -u soar_local_admin:changeme https://localhost/rest/role \
-d '{
    "name": "newrole",
    "description": "Description of newrole",
    "users": [4, 7, 13, 169],
    "permissions": [
        {
            "name": "containers",
            "view": true,
            "edit": false,
            "delete": false,
            "extra": "incidents"
        },
        {
            "name": "playbooks",
            "view": true,
            "edit": true,
            "execute": true
        }
    ]
}'

Example response
A successful POST will return a success indicator and the Id of the newly created role.

{"id": 7, "success": true}

/rest/role/<role_id>

Manage an existing role or permission.

POST

Update an existing role.

The body of the request is a JSON object with the same fields as /rest/role

Example request
Update role Id 7 with revised users and permissions.

curl -k -u soar_local_admin:changeme https://localhost/rest/role/7 \
-d '{
    "add_users": [20, 38],
    "remove_users": [13, 169],
    "update_permissions": [
        {
            "name": "containers",
            "edit": true
        },
        {
            "name": "playbooks",
            "view": false,
            "edit": false,
            "execute": false
        }
    ]
}'

Example response
A successful POST will return a success indicator and the Id of the revised role.

{"id": 7, "success": true}

GET

Retrieve data for one role.

Example request
Retrieve role data for role Id 1.

curl -k -u soar_local_admin:changeme https://localhost/rest/role/1 -G -X GET

Example response
A successful GET will return back a JSON formatted list of key names and data.

This example role has delete, edit, and view for "Label Permissions" of "archer incident"; "Repository Permissions" for "local"; and "Tenant Permissions" for "DefaultTenant".

With no additional roles, this user would only be able to see the one specific named object for each of the three types.

{
    execute: "deny",
    name: "container_label",
    extra: "archer incident",
    edit: "allow",
    object_id: null,
    role: 7,
    content_type: null,
    delete: "allow",
    id: 53,
    view: "allow"
},
{
    execute: "deny",
    name: "repository",
    extra: "local",
    edit: "allow",
    object_id: 2,
    role: 7,
    content_type: 51,
    delete: "allow",
    id: 54,
    view: "allow"
},
{
    execute: "deny",
    name: "tenant",
    extra: "DefaultTenant",
    edit: "allow",
    object_id: 0,
    role: 7,
    content_type: 20,
    delete: "allow",
    id: 55,
    view: "allow"
}