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a google cloud resource each allow policy contains a collection of role bindings that associate one or more principals such as users or service accounts with an iam role these role bindings grant the specified roles to the principals both on the resource that the allow policy is attached to and on all of that resource s descendants for more information about allow policies see understanding allow policies note if you re getting started with google cloud you can grant the appropriate iam roles to your organization administrator groups as part of the google cloud setup process you can manage access to projects folders and organizations with the google cloud console the google cloud cli the rest api or the resource manager client libraries note you can also use deny policies to prevent principals from using specific iam permissions for more information see deny policies before you begin ensure that you have the iam roles required to manage access when you create a project folder or organization you are automatically granted a role that lets you manage access for that resource for more information see default policies if you didn t create your project folder or organization then ask your administrator to grant you the required roles set up authentication select the tab for how you plan to use the samples on this page console when you use the google cloud console to access google cloud services and apis you don t need to set up authentication gcloud in the google cloud console activate cloud shell activate cloud shell at the bottom of the google cloud console a cloud shell session starts and displays a command line prompt cloud shell is a shell environment with the google cloud cli already installed and with values already set for your current project it can take a few seconds for the session to initialize c to use the net samples on this page in a local development environment install and initialize the gcloud cli and then set up application default credentials with your user credentials install the google cloud cli if you re using an external identity provider idp you must first sign in to the gcloud cli with your federated identity if you re using a local shell then create local authentication credentials for your user account gcloud auth application default login you don t need to do this if you re using cloud shell if an authentication error is returned and you are using an external identity provider idp confirm that you have signed in to the gcloud cli with your federated identity for more information see set up adc for a local development environment in the google cloud authentication documentation java to use the java samples on this page in a local development environment install and initialize the gcloud cli and then set up application default credentials with your user credentials install the google cloud cli if you re using an external identity provider idp you must first sign in to the gcloud cli with your federated identity if you re using a local shell then create local authentication credentials for your user account gcloud auth application default login you don t need to do this if you re using cloud shell if an authentication error is returned and you are using an external identity provider idp confirm that you have signed in to the gcloud cli with your federated identity for more information see set up adc for a local development environment in the google cloud authentication documentation python to use the python samples on this page in a local development environment install and initialize the gcloud cli and then set up application default credentials with your user credentials install the google cloud cli if you re using an external identity provider idp you must first sign in to the gcloud cli with your federated identity if you re using a local shell then create local authentication credentials for your user account gcloud auth application default login you don t need to do this if you re using cloud shell if an authentication error is returned and you are using an external identity provider idp confirm that you have signed in to the gcloud cli with your federated identity for more information see set up adc for a local development environment in the google cloud authentication documentation rest to use the rest api samples on this page in a local development environment you use the credentials you provide to the gcloud cli install the google cloud cli if you re using an external identity provider idp you must first sign in to the gcloud cli with your federated identity for more information see authenticate for using rest in the google cloud authentication documentation required roles to get the permissions that you need to manage access to a project folder or organization ask your administrator to grant you the following iam roles on the resource that you want to manage access for project folder or organization to manage access to a project project iam admin roles resourcemanager projectiamadmin to manage access to a folder folder admin roles resourcemanager folderadmin to manage access to projects folders and organizations organization admin roles resourcemanager organizationadmin to manage access to almost all google cloud resources security admin roles iam securityadmin these predefined roles contain the permissions required to manage access to a project folder or organization to see the exact permissions that are required expand the required permissions section required permissions the following permissions are required to manage access to a project folder or organization to manage access to projects resourcemanager projects getiampolicy resourcemanager projects setiampolicy to manage access to folders resourcemanager folders getiampolicy resourcemanager folders setiampolicy to manage access to organizations resourcemanager organizations getiampolicy resourcemanager organizations setiampolicy you might also be able to get these permissions with custom roles or other predefined roles view current access you can view who has access to your project folder or organization using the google cloud console the gcloud cli the rest api or the resource manager client libraries note if you grant access to a user s email alias or a secondary domain then the values in your allow policy might not match the values that you initially entered if you grant access to an email alias then the allow policy displays the user s primary email address if you grant access to a secondary domain then the allow policy displays the primary domain console note the google cloud console shows access in a list form rather than directly showing the resource s allow policy in the google cloud console go to the iam page go to iam select a project folder or organization the google cloud console lists all the principals who have been granted roles on your project folder or organization this list includes principals who have inherited roles on the resource from parent resources for more information about policy inheritance see policy inheritance and the resource hierarchy optional to view role grants for service agents select the include google provided role grants checkbox gcloud in the google cloud console activate cloud shell activate cloud shell at the bottom of the google cloud console a cloud shell session starts and displays a command line prompt cloud shell is a shell environment with the google cloud cli already installed and with values already set for your current project it can take a few seconds for the session to initialize to see who has access to your project folder or organization get the allow policy for the resource to learn how to interpret allow policies see understanding allow policies note a resource s allow policy does not show any roles gained through policy inheritance to view inherited roles use the google cloud console or follow the instructions on viewing effective iam policies to get the allow policy for the resource run the get iam policy command for the resource gcloud resource_type get iam policy resource_id format format path provide the following values resource_type the type of the resource that you want to view access to use one of these values projects resource manager folders or organizations resource_id your google cloud project folder or organization id project ids are alphanumeric like my project folder and organization ids are numeric like 123456789012 format the desired format for the policy use json or yaml path the path to a new output file for the policy for example the following command gets the policy for the project my project and saves it to your home directory in json format gcloud projects get iam policy my project format json policy json c to authenticate to resource manager set up application default credentials for more information see before you begin to learn how to install and use the client library for resource manager see resource manager client libraries to see who has access to your project folder or organization get the allow policy for the resource to learn how to interpret allow policies see understanding allow policies the following example shows how to get the allow policy for a project to learn how to get the allow policy for a folder or organization review the resource manager client library documentation for your programming language using google apis auth oauth2 using google apis cloudresourcemanager v1 using google apis cloudresourcemanager v1 data public partial class accessmanager public static policy getpolicy string projectid var credential googlecredential getapplicationdefault createscoped cloudresourcemanagerservice scope cloudplatform var service new cloudresourcemanagerservice new cloudresourcemanagerservice initializer httpclientinitializer credential var policy service projects getiampolicy new getiampolicyrequest projectid execute return policy java to authenticate to resource manager set up application default credentials for more information see before you begin to learn how to install and use the client library for resource manager see resource manager client libraries to see who has access to your project folder or organization get the allow policy for the resource to learn how to interpret allow policies see understanding allow policies the following example shows how to get the allow policy for a project to learn how to get the allow policy for a folder or organization review the resource manager client library documentation for your programming language import com google cloud resourcemanager v3 projectsclient import com google iam admin v1 projectname import com google iam v1 getiampolicyrequest import com google iam v1 policy import java io ioexception public class getprojectpolicy public static void main string args throws ioexception todo developer replace the variables before running the sample todo replace with your project id string projectid your project id getprojectpolicy projectid gets a project s policy public static policy getprojectpolicy string projectid throws ioexception initialize client that will be used to send requests this client only needs to be created once and can be reused for multiple requests try projectsclient projectsclient projectsclient create getiampolicyrequest request getiampolicyrequest newbuilder setresource projectname of projectid tostring build return projectsclient getiampolicy request python to authenticate to resource manager set up application default credentials for more information see before you begin to learn how to install and use the client library for resource manager see resource manager client libraries to see who has access to your project folder or organization get the allow policy for the resource to learn how to interpret allow policies see understanding allow policies the following example shows how to get the allow policy for a project to learn how to get the allow policy for a folder or organization review the resource manager client library documentation for your programming language from google cloud import resourcemanager_v3 from google iam v1 import iam_policy_pb2 policy_pb2 def get_project_policy project_id str policy_pb2 policy get policy for project project_id id or number of the google cloud project you want to use client resourcemanager_v3 projectsclient request iam_policy_pb2 getiampolicyrequest request resource f projects project_id policy client get_iam_policy request print f policy retrieved policy return policy rest to see who has access to your project folder or organization get the allow policy for the resource to learn how to interpret allow policies see understanding allow policies note a resource s allow policy does not show any roles gained through policy inheritance to view inherited roles use the google cloud console or follow the instructions on viewing effective iam policies the resource manager api s get iam policy method gets a project s folder s or organization s allow policy before using any of the request data make the following replacements api_version the api version to use for projects and organizations use v1 for folders use v2 resource_type the resource type whose policy you want to manage use the value projects folders or organizations resource_id your google cloud project organization or folder id project ids are alphanumeric strings like my project folder and organization ids are numeric like 123456789012 policy_version the policy version to be returned requests should specify the most recent policy version which is policy version 3 see specifying a policy version when getting a policy for details http method and url post https cloudresourcemanager googleapis com api_version resource_type resource_id getiampolicy request json body options requestedpolicyversion policy_version to send your request expand one of these options curl linux macos or cloud shell note the following command assumes that you have logged in to the gcloud cli with your user account by running gcloud init or gcloud auth login or by using cloud shell which automatically logs you into the gcloud cli you can check the currently active account by running gcloud auth list save the request body in a file named request json and execute the following command curl x post h authorization bearer gcloud auth print access token h content type application json charset utf 8 d request json https cloudresourcemanager googleapis com api_version resource_type resource_id getiampolicy powershell windows note the following command assumes that you have logged in to the gcloud cli with your user account by running gcloud init or gcloud auth login you can check the currently active account by running gcloud auth list save the request body in a file named request json and execute the following command cred gcloud auth print access token headers authorization bearer cred invoke webrequest method post headers headers contenttype application json charset 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