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| − | Hudson Teams allows a single Hudson server to behave like multiple Hudson servers, each serving a project team within a single organization. | + | The Hudson Teams feature allows a single Hudson server to behave like multiple Hudson servers, each serving a project team within a single organization. |
The Team feature is orthogonal to the configured <b>Security Realm</b>. It honors roles assigned to users and in many ways simplifies the administration of team-aware permissions. | The Team feature is orthogonal to the configured <b>Security Realm</b>. It honors roles assigned to users and in many ways simplifies the administration of team-aware permissions. | ||
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Contents
Hudson Teams White Paper
The Hudson Teams feature allows a single Hudson server to behave like multiple Hudson servers, each serving a project team within a single organization.
The Team feature is orthogonal to the configured Security Realm. It honors roles assigned to users and in many ways simplifies the administration of team-aware permissions.
Team Users
There are three categories of team users (which may be specific users or roles assigned to users via the security realm):
System Administrator
A system administrator can manage Hudson, create and delete teams, move jobs from team to team, and administer team privileges. In particular, a system administrator can delegate team administration responsibilities to team administrators.
Team Administrator
A team administrator can add new members to the team, including administrator members, and assign them job create, delete, configure and build privileges, separately. A user can be an administrator of multiple teams; in that case, the user can move jobs from team to team.
Team Member
A team member can perform the actions granted by a system or team administrator. A user can be a member of multiple teams.