Add docs for the new API keys provisioning role - #7564
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Thanks @alxchalkias, I've updated the language to be slightly more generic wrt to workload credentials. It's ready for your review again. |
Co-authored-by: Samuel Nelson <samuel.nelson@elastic.co>
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some thoughts on copy and positioning for you
Thank you, @shainaraskas -- much appreciated since all these concepts are so new to me. Please have another go at it when you get the chance. |
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here, we need to say the person can allow the key to manage workload credentials (it's not a role) :)
(I think this is a thing)
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It's difficult to tell from the current designs (which cover the Invite members page/path), but I'd imagine a similar solution like toggling on an option to allow users to manage workload credentials would apply in this case.
I'll need to check this after feature freeze.
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fwiw I got asked for copy for this pathway
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Oh I totally misread that comment. Added ✅ Thank you!
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I think we are still relying too much on the existing structure of these pages - manage workload credentials is consistently slotted into role-related sections
Summary
Closes #1260 Adds details about a new role that allows a member to generate workload credentials to the Elastic Cloud API keys page.
Reviewer SMEs: @/nathalie-tran and @/s-nel + @/alxchalkias
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