pulumi-keycloak-kotlin/com.pulumi.keycloak.openid.kotlin.outputs/GetClientAuthorizationPolicyResult

GetClientAuthorizationPolicyResult

data class GetClientAuthorizationPolicyResult(val decisionStrategy: String, val id: String, val logic: String, val name: String, val owner: String, val policies: List<String>, val realmId: String, val resourceServerId: String, val resources: List<String>, val scopes: List<String>, val type: String)

A collection of values returned by getClientAuthorizationPolicy.

Constructors

constructor(decisionStrategy: String, id: String, logic: String, name: String, owner: String, policies: List<String>, realmId: String, resourceServerId: String, resources: List<String>, scopes: List<String>, type: String)

Types

Companion

object Companion

Properties

decisionStrategy

val decisionStrategy: String

(Computed) Dictates how the policies associated with a given permission are evaluated and how a final decision is obtained. Could be one of AFFIRMATIVE, CONSENSUS, or UNANIMOUS. Applies to permissions.

val id: String

The provider-assigned unique ID for this managed resource.

logic

val logic: String

(Computed) Dictates how the policy decision should be made. Can be either POSITIVE or NEGATIVE. Applies to policies.

name

val name: String

owner

val owner: String

(Computed) The ID of the owning resource. Applies to resources.

policies

val policies: List<String>

(Computed) The IDs of the policies that must be applied to scopes/resources for this policy/permission. Applies to policies and permissions.

realmId

val realmId: String

resources

val resources: List<String>

(Computed) The IDs of the resources that this permission applies to. Applies to resource-based permissions.

resourceServerId

val resourceServerId: String

scopes

val scopes: List<String>

(Computed) The IDs of the scopes that this permission applies to. Applies to scope-based permissions.

type

val type: String

(Computed) The type of this policy / permission. For permissions, this could be resource or scope. For policies, this could be any type of authorization policy, such as js.