Console lets you manage service accounts and ACLs (Access Control Lists). What you see on the Service Accounts page will depend on whether you have configured a Kafka provider, such as Confluent or Aiven.

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View service accounts and manage ACLs

The Service Accounts page in Console offers a powerful design that aggregates ACLs to principal granularity. This lets you easily understand all the resource ACLs assigned to each service account. Service accounts After selecting a service account, you can edit existing ACLs and add new resource ACLs. When you create new ACLs for a resource, you can:
  • Use pre-configured permissions (e.g. Consumer, Producer, Admin)
  • Manually define permissions
To manually edit permissions, select the operation and choose Allow, Deny or Not Set. ACLs

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Provider integrations

Connect your Kafka provider to manage their benefits directly in Conduktor Console. The additional functionality you get from connecting your provider is made possible via their APIs. To use Kafka provider service account functionality, you have to configure the provider. Go to Settings > Clusters, select a cluster and use the Provider tab. Confluent Cloud provider settings

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Confluent Cloud

When configuring Confluent Cloud as your provider, ensure you use Confluent Cloud API keys .
Once you have configured Confluent Cloud as your provider, you can:
  • Manage service accounts and ACLs
  • Manage API keys
To manage Confluent Cloud resources when connected to a Confluent Cloud Kafka cluster, go to the Service Accounts page. Confluent Service ACLs You can list and create API Keys associated with a Confluent Cloud service account: Confluent API Keys

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Aiven

When configuring Aiven as your provider, you can generate your API token following this guide , and get the project name and service name fields in the below locations from within the Aiven console.Aiven Service Account
Once you have configured Aiven as your provider, you can:
  • Manage service accounts
  • Manage ACLs
To manage Aiven resources when connected to an Aiven Kafka cluster, go to the Service Accounts. You’ll see the list of your Aiven users and their associated Aiven ACLs. Aiven ACLs