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SPLK-3002 · Question #38

Which of the following items describe ITSI teams? (select all that apply)

The correct answer is B. Services should be assigned to the 'global' team if all users need access to it: The 'global' C. By default, all services are owned by the built-in 'global' team and administered by the D. A new team admin role should be created for each team. The new role should inherit the. In Splunk IT Service Intelligence (ITSI), teams are used to organize services, KPIs, and other objects within ITSI to facilitate access control and management: team in ITSI is a built-in concept that denotes universal accessibility. Assigning services to the 'global' team makes…

Splunk ITSI Concepts and Environment

Question

Which of the following items describe ITSI teams? (select all that apply)

Options

  • ATeams should have itoa admin roles added with read-only permissions for services and entities.
  • BServices should be assigned to the 'global' team if all users need access to it: The 'global'
  • CBy default, all services are owned by the built-in 'global' team and administered by the
  • DA new team admin role should be created for each team. The new role should inherit the

How the community answered

(60 responses)
  • A
    8% (5)
  • B
    92% (55)

Explanation

In Splunk IT Service Intelligence (ITSI), teams are used to organize services, KPIs, and other objects within ITSI to facilitate access control and management: team in ITSI is a built-in concept that denotes universal accessibility. Assigning services to the 'global' team makes them accessible to all ITSI users, irrespective of their specific team memberships. This is useful for services that are relevant across the entire organization. 'itoa_admin' role: This default setting ensures that upon creation, services are accessible to administrators and can be further re-assigned or refined for access by specific teams as needed. 'itoa_team_admin' role: This best practice allows for granular access control and management within teams. Each team can have its own administrators with the appropriate level of access and permissions tailored to the needs of that team, derived from the capabilities of the 'itoa_team_admin' role. The concept of adding 'itoa admin roles' with read-only permissions contradicts the typical use case for administrative roles, which usually require more than read-only access to manage services and entities effectively.

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#ITSI teams#global team#team administration#service ownership

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