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oraclecloud-enterprise-rbac
Design OCI compartment hierarchies, dynamic groups, and cross-tenancy access patterns. Use when planning enterprise RBAC, setting up Instance Principal auth, or debugging policy inheritance. Trigger with "oraclecloud enterprise rbac", "oci compartments", "oci dynamic groups", "oci policy inheritance".
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# Oracle Cloud Enterprise RBAC
## Overview
OCI compartments are powerful but the inheritance model is confusing. Policies at root vs compartment level behave differently, dynamic groups enable compute-to-service auth without API keys, and cross-tenancy access requires matching policies on both sides. Most teams get this wrong and over-permission everything with `manage all-resources in tenancy`. This skill designs proper compartment hierarchies with least-privilege access.
**Purpose:** Build a scalable, least-privilege OCI organization structure using compartments, policy inheritance, dynamic groups, and tag-based access control.
## Prerequisites
- **OCI Python SDK** — `pip install oci`
- **OCI config file** at `~/.oci/config` with valid credentials (user, fingerprint, tenancy, region, key_file)
- **Tenancy administrator access** — compartment and policy creation requires root-level permissions
- Familiarity with OCI IAM basics (see `oraclecloud-security-basics` for policy syntax)
- Python 3.8+