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This article describes the least privileged built-in Azure roles or RBAC actions required to read, update, or delete a storage task and to view task assignments.
Permission to manage a storage task
You must assign a role to any security principal in your organization that needs access to the storage task. To learn how to assign an Azure role, see Assign Azure roles using the Azure portal.
While the Contributor role provides all of the permissions necessary to manage a storage task, the least privileged built-in role is the Storage Actions Contributor role.
If you prefer to use a custom role, make sure that your role contains all of the necessary RBAC actions. Use the following table as a guide.
| Permission level | RBAC actions for custom roles |
|---|---|
| List and read storage tasks | Microsoft.StorageActions/storageTasks/read |
| Create and update storage tasks | Microsoft.StorageActions/storageTasks/write |
| Delete storage tasks | Microsoft.StorageActions/storageTasks/delete |
| List storage task assignments | Microsoft.StorageActions/storageTasks/storageTaskAssignments/read |
| List storage task run reports | Microsoft.StorageActions/storageTasks/reports/read |
| Preview storage task conditions | Microsoft.StorageActions/locations/previewActions/action |
| Move a storage task to another resource group | Microsoft.Resources/subscriptions/resourceGroups/moveResources/action Microsoft.Resources/subscriptions/resourceGroups/write |