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The article explains how to grant Cloudaware permissions to Google Billing accounts and create a custom role for backups. Ensure you have the necessary permissions in Google Cloud.

Google Organizations

For Cloudaware to be able to collect Google Organizations and related data, assign the role 'Viewer' to the service account added to Cloudaware. The following permissions are required:

  • Organization Role Viewer

  • Folder Viewer

  • Organization Viewer

  • Organization Policy Viewer

  • Project Viewer

Click Save.

Assign the 'Project Viewer' role on the organization level for Cloudaware to automatically add and collect Google Projects within a Google Organization:

Google Billing Accounts

For Cloudaware to be able to collect the list of Google Billing Accounts, assign the role 'Billing Account Viewer' to the service account* that has access to billing accounts in question.

1. Go to Billing.

2. Go to the tab 'My Billing Accounts'. Check the box near the billing account. Click Add Principal on the right to manage permissions.

3. Select the service account* and assign the role Billing Account ViewerSave.

*Note that the service account should be added to Cloudaware.

Custom role for backups or tagging

A custom role is necessary if you are going to use backups and labels.

  1. Go to IAM & admin, select "Roles" and click +Create Role.

Add the name and the description of the custom role. Set 'Role launch stage' as General Availability and click + Add Permissions.

  1. Select the following permissions:

For backups

For labels

  • compute.disks.get

  • compute.disks.createSnapshot

  • compute.disks.list

  • compute.disks.setLabels

  • compute.snapshots.create

  • compute.snapshots.delete

  • compute.snapshots.get

  • compute.snapshots.list

  • compute.snapshots.setLabels

  • compute.zones.get

  • compute.zones.list

  • bigquery.datasets.update

  • bigquery.tables.update

  • cloudsql.instances.update

  • compute.addresses.setLabels

  • compute.disks.setLabels

  • compute.forwardingRules.setLabels

  • compute.globalAddresses.setLabels

  • compute.globalForwardingRules.setLabels

  • compute.images.setLabels

  • compute.instances.setLabels

  • compute.snapshots.setLabels

  • compute.targetVpnGateways.setLabels

  • compute.vpnTunnels.setLabels

  • dataproc.clusters.update

  • dataproc.jobs.update

  • cloudkms.cryptoKeys.update

  • storage.buckets.update

  1. Assign the custom role to the service account you have just created (IAM & admin → IAM → select the service account).

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