Groups
Using groups to organize a collection of user identities can make it easier to manage access to applications. See Application access control.
About groups
You can create groups within an environment or within a population. However, after a group is created, the following conditions apply:
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You cannot move the group:
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From one population to another
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From a population to an environment
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From an environment to a population
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Users that are removed from a population are also removed from the corresponding population-level group.
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End users cannot add or remove themselves from groups.
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You can have up to 100,000 groups per environment, and each group can have an unlimited number of users. A single user can belong to up to 10,000 groups. |