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Configuring access

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Overview

Before , it is important to ensure that access to the dataset is appropriately configured. By default, new datasets are public at the , and must be explicitly shared with others in order for them to get metadata or data access.

In order to change a dataset's access configuration, click the Configure access button on the dataset editor.

Access concepts

1. Public

If a dataset is public at a particular access level, anyone on the internet can access the dataset at that level (once it's released).

2. All members

For organization datasets, administrators may specify that only organization members may access the dataset at that level.

3. Direct access

Direct access allows the data owner to specify the individual users who can access the dataset at that level.

4. Requirements

Available only to datasets owned by an organization. Users must complete (and be approved for) all requirements for an access level in order to gain access.

Permission groups

Organizations have the option to codify their access configurations in permission groups, which can then be applied across datasets.

Unpublished datasets

Usage rules

Organizations can also configure various usage rules on a dataset — for example, to limit exports to specific compute environments.

For every , you may use one of three paradigms to control access. Different levels can be controlled by different paradigms — for example, you may want anyone to be able to see overview access, specific people to have metadata access, and only the subset of those specific people who have completed certain requirements to have data access.

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Learn more in the .

When you first create a dataset within an organization, it is unpublished. Unpublished datasets can only be viewed by organization administrators and assigned . Once a dataset is published, it can be "unpublished" at any time to restrict access to administrators only, locking down the dataset without having to modify its configuration.

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