Grants the ability to read what is inside items listed in the Content and Data explorers, plus AI prompts and responses shown in DSPM. List Viewer membership does not include this.
Also called Data Explorer Content viewer.
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Terms in this definition
- CRUD
Shorthand for create, read, update and delete, the four basic things you do with data. Data-plane roles in Azure Cosmos DB, for instance, authorise those operations on items.
- Data Security Posture Management
Brings together DLP, Insider Risk Management and sensitivity-label insights in Microsoft Purview to surface risks to sensitive data, and adds data risk assessments plus remediation for oversharing.
- List
Permission on Key Vault secrets allowing a caller to enumerate those in a vault, though their values are not returned.
- Viewer
Holders can look at workspace content and query data via warehouses or SQL analytics endpoints, yet can't change anything. Semantic model RLS and OLS apply to them. It's the lowest-privilege workspace role.
- CMMDS
Keeps track of who is in a vSAN cluster and restores that membership, while also storing an inventory of hosts, networks and devices plus object details like policies. An isolated node shows just 1 member in
vmkernel.log.