How should access to Instana be structured for an organisation with several teams?
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Short Explanation
You should define users and groups with scoped permissions so each team sees and administers only what it owns. That keeps access tight, accountable, and practical for multiple teams.
Full Explanation
The correct approach is to define users and groups with permissions scoped so each team can see and administer only the parts of the environment it is responsible for. Group-based, scoped permissions give each team the access it needs, keep actions attributable to individuals, and prevent one team from changing another team's configuration.
Sharing a single administrator account across all teams is wrong because it destroys attribution: the audit log records the shared account, not the person who acted, and access cannot be revoked for one individual without affecting everyone. Granting full administrative access to anyone who needs to view a dashboard is wrong because viewing requires read access, not administration. Relying on which alert channel a person receives notifications through to determine access is wrong because an alert channel is only a delivery mechanism and carries no authentication or authorisation meaning.
For the exam, describe access control as scoped groups plus individual accounts.