In the ArcGIS Enterprise portal, members can perform a task only when they are assigned a member role that includes the privilege pertaining to that task. For example, publishing hosted tile layers is controlled by one privilege, while registering data stores is controlled by another. The portal includes several default portal roles, each with a set of privileges, but portal administrators can also create custom roles and configure them with privileges as needed.
For a portal member to create and edit ArcGIS Notebooks, one or both of the following privileges must be assigned to their account:
- The Create and Edit Notebooks privilege allows members to create notebooks and edit their existing notebooks in the portal using the Standard notebook runtime.
- The Advanced Notebooks privilege must be assigned, along with the Create and Edit Notebooks privilege, for a member to create and edit notebooks using the Advanced notebook runtime.
Tip:
Notebook runtimes are explained in Docker and ArcGIS Notebook Server.
- Verify that you are signed in as a portal administrator.
- Go to the Organization > Settings page and click Member Roles.
On this page, you can view the portal's roles, create custom roles, and assign members to a role.
- Click Create Role.
- Provide a name and description for the role.
The name must be unique within your organization and can contain up to 128 characters. The name and description are not case sensitive. Administrator, Publisher, User, Data Editor, and Viewer cannot be used as a name. The description can have up to 250 characters.
- Assign the notebook privileges to the custom role.
Notebook authors need the Create and Edit Notebooks privilege. If they'll use the Advanced notebook runtime, they need the Advanced Notebooks privilege in addition to the Create and Edit Notebooks privilege.
You may want your notebook authors to perform other actions from their accounts in the portal, and some notebook actions require other portal privileges (such as publishing layers and performing analysis using GeoAnalytics Tools). At a minimum, the custom role you create should include the privileges to Create, update, and delete content and to Publish hosted feature layers, in addition to one or both notebook privileges.
- Review the available privileges, and select those your notebook authors will need.
Tip:
You can populate the privileges list with privileges from another role. Click Import settings from an existing role or template, and select a role such as Publisher or Analyst. The privileges included in that role will be turned on, and you can add the notebook privileges.
- Click Save role when you're satisfied with the privileges included with the custom role,.
- To create multiple custom roles for notebook authors (for example, to separate Standard and Advanced notebook authors), repeat steps 3-7 for each new role.
- Assign the new custom role or roles to existing portal members.
- On the Member Roles page, click Assign Roles.
- Search for members by name, group, or role, and then filter by user type.
- Click the name or names from the filtered members list or click Add All to select members.
- Click Next.
- Choose the role to assign to selected members, and click Assign.
- Repeat steps 9 and 10 to assign members to another custom role.
This topic concludes the ArcGIS Notebook Server install guide. Refer to the Administer section of the ArcGIS Notebook Server documentation for administrative information and workflows.