About Apigee provisioning permissions

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This document describes the Google Cloud IAM permissions that are required to successfully provision Apigee X.

You can specify permissions using the following:

• Predefined roles: Provide sufficient permission to do the provisioning steps. Predefined roles may give the Apigee administrator more permissions than they need to complete provisioning.
• Custom roles: Provide the least-necessary privilege needed to do the provisioning steps.

Google Cloud project owner role

The owner of the Google Cloud project that is used for Apigee provisioning already has permission to perform all of the basic Apigee provisioning steps.

If the Apigee provisioner is not the project owner, then use this document to determine the permissions needed to perform each of the provisioning steps.

If you use Shared Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) networking, additional permissions in the Shared VPC project are required, and these cases are also noted in this document.

Predefined roles

If you just want to make sure the Apigee administrator has sufficient permission to complete the provisioning, give the Apigee administrator the following IAM predefined roles; however, predefined roles may give the Apigee administrator more permissions than they need to complete provisioning. See Custom roles and permissions to provide least-necessary privileges.

How to specify a predefined role

To add users and roles:

1. In the Google Cloud console, go to IAM & Admin > IAM for your project.

   Go to the IAM/Iam page

2. To add a new user:
   1. Click Grant access.
   2. Type a new Principal name.
   3. Click the Select a role menu and then type the role name in the Filter field. For example, Apigee Organization Admin. Click the role listed in the results.
   4. Click Save.
3. To edit an existing user:
   1. Click Edit.
   2. To change an existing role, click the Role menu and then select a different role.
   3. To add another role, click Add another role.
   4. Click the Select a role menu and then type the role name in the Filter field. For example, Apigee Organization Admin. Click the role listed in the results.
   5. Click Save.

Role	Required for steps	Account type	Purpose
Apigee Organization Admin apigee.admin	Start and using the Apigee provisioning UI Create an organization Create an environment Create an Apigee instance	Paid and eval	Grants full access to all Apigee resource features.
Service Usage Admin serviceusage.serviceUsageAdmin	Enable APIs	Paid and eval	Ability to enable, disable, and inspect service states, inspect operations, and consume quota and billing for a consumer project.
Cloud KMS Admin cloudkms.admin	Create an organization Configure a runtime instance	Paid only	Creating Cloud KMS keys and keyrings.
Compute Network Admin compute.networkAdmin	Create an organization Configure a runtime instance Configure service networking Configure access routing (to create the external HTTPS load balancer)	Paid and eval	Listing Compute regions, setting up service networking, and creating the external HTTPS load balancer.

Custom roles and permissions

To provide least-necessary privileges, create an IAM custom role and assign permissions from the following sections.

How to specify a custom role

To add a custom role:

1. In the Google Cloud console, go to IAM & Admin > Roles for your project.

   Go to the IAM & Admin/Roles page

2. To add a new role:
   1. Click Create role.
   2. Type a new Title.
   3. Type a Description (optional).
   4. Type an ID.
   5. Select a Role launch stage.
   6. Click Add permissions.
   7. Copy the desired permission text from the tables below and paste it into the Filter field. For example, apigee.environments.create.
   8. Press Enter or click an item from the results.
   9. Select the checkbox for the item just added.
   10. Click Add.
       Note: To add multiple permissions at a time:

       • Select the OR operator between each permission as you add them, or
       • Search for a partial permission string, for example, apigee.environments, select multiple checkboxes, and then click Save.
   11. Once you have added all the permissions for this role, click Create.
3. To edit an existing custom role:
   1. Locate the custom role.
   2. Click More > Edit.
   3. Make any desired changes.
   4. Click Update.

Provisioning wizard permissions

These permissions are required to start and use the Apigee provisioning wizard:

Role	Account type	Purpose
apigee.environments.create apigee.environments.get apigee.environments.list apigee.envgroups.create apigee.envgroups.get apigee.envgroups.list apigee.envgroupattachments.create apigee.envgroupattachments.list apigee.instances.create apigee.instances.get apigee.instances.list apigee.instanceattachments.create apigee.instanceattachments.get apigee.instanceattachments.list apigee.organizations.create apigee.organizations.get apigee.organizations.update apigee.projects.update	Paid and eval	Start and using the Apigee provisioning UI Create an organization Create an environment Create an Apigee instance

API enablement permissions

These permissions are required to enable Google Cloud APIs:

Role	Account type	Purpose
serviceusage.services.get serviceusage.services.enable	Paid and eval	Enabling Google Cloud APIs

Organization creation permissions (paid org)

These permissions are needed to create an Apigee organization for paid accounts:

Permissions	Account type	Purpose
compute.regions.list	Paid only	Selecting an analytics hosting location
cloudkms.cryptoKeys.list cloudkms.locations.list cloudkms.keyRings.list	Paid only	Selecting a runtime database encryption key
cloudkms.cryptoKeys.create cloudkms.keyRings.create	Paid only	Creating a runtime database encryption key
cloudkms.cryptoKeys.getIamPolicy cloudkms.cryptoKeys.setIamPolicy	Paid only	Granting Apigee service account permission to use an encryption key

Organization creation permissions (eval org)

This permission is required for selecting analytics and runtime hosting regions for an eval organization:

Permissions	Account type	Purpose
compute.regions.list	Eval organizations only	Selecting analytics and runtime hosting regions

Service networking permissions

These permissions are needed in the service networking configuration steps. If you are using Shared VPC networking, see Service networking permissions with Shared VPC.

Permissions	Account type	Purpose
compute.globalAddresses.createInternal compute.globalAddresses.get compute.globalAddresses.list compute.globalAddresses.use compute.networks.get compute.networks.list compute.networks.use compute.projects.get servicenetworking.operations.get servicenetworking.services.addPeering servicenetworking.services.get	Paid and eval	These permissions are required to perform the tasks in the service networking configuration step. Note: If you are using Shared Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) networking, see Service networking permissions with Shared VPC.

Service networking permissions with Shared VPC

If you are using Shared Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) networking, a user with administrative privileges in the Shared VPC project must peer the Shared VPC project with Apigee, as described in Using shared VPC networks. Peering must be completed before the Apigee admin can complete the service networking steps. See also Administrators and IAM.

When Shared VPC is properly set up, the Apigee admin needs these permissions to complete the service networking configuration steps:

Permissions	Account type	Purpose
compute.projects.get	Paid and eval	The Apigee admin must have this permission in the project where Apigee is installed. This permission allows the admin to view the Shared VPC host project ID.
Compute Network User role (compute.networkUser)	Paid and eval	The Apigee admin must be granted this role in the Shared VPC host project. This role allows the admin to view and select the Shared VPC network in the Apigee provisioning UI.

Runtime instance permissions

These permissions are needed to create runtime instance (paid accounts only):

Permissions	Account type	Purpose
compute.regions.list	Paid only	Selecting a runtime hosting location
cloudkms.cryptoKeys.list cloudkms.locations.list cloudkms.keyRings.list	Paid only	Selecting a runtime disk encryption key
cloudkms.cryptoKeys.create cloudkms.keyRings.create	Paid only	Creating a runtime disk encryption key
cloudkms.cryptoKeys.getIamPolicy cloudkms.cryptoKeys.setIamPolicy	Paid only	Granting Apigee service account permission to use an encryption key

Access routing permissions

These permissions are needed for the access routing steps:

Permissions	Account type	Purpose
compute.autoscalers.create compute.backendServices.create compute.backendServices.use compute.disks.create compute.globalAddresses.create compute.globalAddresses.get compute.globalAddresses.list compute.globalAddresses.use compute.globalForwardingRules.create compute.globalOperations.get compute.firewalls.create compute.firewalls.get compute.healthChecks.create compute.healthChecks.useReadOnly compute.images.get compute.images.useReadOnly compute.instances.create compute.instances.setMetadata compute.instanceGroups.use compute.instanceGroupManagers.create compute.instanceGroupManagers.use compute.instanceTemplates.get compute.instanceTemplates.create compute.instanceTemplates.useReadOnly compute.networks.get compute.networks.list compute.networks.updatePolicy compute.networks.use compute.regionOperations.get compute.sslCertificates.create compute.sslCertificates.get compute.subnetworks.get compute.subnetworks.list compute.subnetworks.setPrivateIpGoogleAccess compute.subnetworks.use compute.targetHttpsProxies.create compute.targetHttpsProxies.use compute.urlMaps.create compute.urlMaps.use	Paid and eval	Configuring basic access routing Note: If you are using Shared Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) networking, see Access routing permissions with Shared VPC.

Access routing permissions with Shared VPC

If you are using Shared Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) networking, be aware that the Shared VPC configuration and peering must be completed before you can perform the access routing step.

After the Shared VPC is set up properly, the Apigee admin requires the compute.networkUser role in the Shared VPC project to complete the access routing steps. See also Required administrative roles for Shared VPC.