Add members to a project - Amazon DataZone

Add members to a project

In Amazon DataZone, projects enable a group of users to collaborate on various business use cases that involve publishing, discovering, subscribing to, and consuming data assets in the Amazon DataZone catalog. For more information, see Amazon DataZone terminology and concepts.

You must be a project owner or contributor to add members to a project. You can add SSO groups, SSO users, or IAM principals (roles or users) as project members.

To add members to an exiting project, complete the following steps.

  1. Navigate to the Amazon DataZone data portal URL and sign in using single sign-on (SSO) or your AWS credentials. If you’re an Amazon DataZone administrator, you can navigate to the Amazon DataZone console at https://console.aws.amazon.com/datazone and sign in with the AWS account where the domain was created, then choose Open data portal.

  2. Choose Select project from the top navigation pane and select the project.

  3. Choose the project to which you want to add memebrs. If you don't readily see it in the list of projects, you can search for it by specifying the project name in the Find project field.

  4. On the project's details page, select the Members tab and the choose All members node.

  5. In the project Members tab, choose Add members.

  6. In the Add members to project pop up window, specify the user(s) that you want to add and specify their role within the project (owner or contributor) and then choose Add members.

Note

You can add an IAM principal as a project member if that principal already has a Amazon DataZone user profile in the domain. Amazon DataZone automatically creates a user profile for an IAM principal when it successfully interacts with the domain via the portal, API, or CLI. You cannot create a user profile for an IAM principal. To add IAM principals as project members in the case where the IAM principal does not have an existing Amazon DataZone user profile in the domain, ask your administrator to add the following two IAM permissions to your domain’s AmazonDataZoneDomainExecutionRole in the IAM console: iam:GetUser and iam:GetRole. Separately, to perform actions in the domain, the IAM principal must have the corresponding IAM permissions to such actions.