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  1. Preface
  2. User administration
  3. Ecosystem single sign-on
  4. SAML single sign-on
  5. Users
  6. User groups
  7. User roles
  8. User configuration examples
  9. Editing your user profile
  10. Editing your user settings
  11. Inviting users to join your organization
  12. Notifications

User Administration

User Administration

Model Serve roles

Model Serve
roles

To provide access to
Model Serve
, assign users the appropriate roles. You can assign a system-defined role or create custom roles for users.
The following table describes the system-defined roles that provide access to
Model Serve
:
Role
Description
Admin*
Provides full access to
Model Serve
.
Designer*
Allows users to perform the following tasks in
Model Serve
:
  • Create, view, edit, and delete machine learning models.
  • Create, view, edit, delete, and run model deployments.
  • Generate predictions from a deployed machine learning model.
Model Serve Admin
Role for
Model Serve
administration. Allows users to perform the following tasks:
  • Assign permissions for other
    Model Serve
    users.
  • Register and deploy machine learning models.
  • Generate predictions from a deployed machine learning model.
Model Serve Predictions User
Role for generating predictions. Allows users to perform the following tasks:
  • Generate predictions from a deployed machine learning model.
  • View, but not change, model deployment assets.
Model Serve System Role
Role for the
Model Serve
system user. Assigns necessary permissions so that the system user can perform tasks such as provisioning resources for model deployments.
Do not assign this role to users.
For more information about the
Model Serve
system user, see Model Serve system user.
Monitor*
Allows users to view asset details in
Model Serve
.
Operator*
Allows users to view asset details in
Model Serve
.
* Provides access to multiple services. For more information, see Cross-service roles.

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