Enabling cross account access - Amazon SageMaker
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Enabling cross account access

The access permissions are read-only, read-write, and admin permissions. The permission name, description, and list of specific APIs available for each permission are listed in the following:

  • Read-only permission (AWSRAMPermissionFeatureGroupReadOnly): The read privilege allows resource consumer accounts to read records in the shared feature groups and view details and metadata.

    • DescribeFeatureGroup: Retrieves details about a feature group and its configuration

    • DescribeFeatureMetadata: Shows the metadata for a feature within a feature group

    • BatchGetRecord: Retrieves a batch of records from a feature group

    • GetRecord: Retrieves a record from a feature group

  • Read-write permission (AWSRAMPermissionSagemakerFeatureGroupReadWrite): The read-write privilege allows resource consumer accounts to write records to, and delete records from, the shared feature groups, in addition to read permissions.

    • PutRecord: Writes a record to a feature group

    • DeleteRecord: Removes a record from a feature group

    • APIs listed in AWSRAMPermissionFeatureGroupReadOnly

  • Admin permission (AWSRAMPermissionSagemakerFeatureGroupAdmin): The admin privilege allows the resource consumer accounts to update the description and parameters of features within the shared feature groups, update the configuration of the shared feature groups, in addition to read-write permissions.

    • DescribeFeatureMetadata: Shows the metadata for a feature within a feature group

    • UpdateFeatureGroup: Updates a feature group configuration

    • UpdateFeatureMetadata: Updates description and parameters of a feature in the feature group

    • APIs listed in AWSRAMPermissionSagemakerFeatureGroupReadWrite

In the following topics you can learn how to share online store and offline feature groups—there are differences between the two when it comes to sharing.