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## Permission Levels

LogScale enables you to choose between different permission levels, or types, each collecting a set of permissions that are valid for a given role. These levels are used to grant a set of permissions to roles and then assign these roles to groups.

While creating a new role, you are prompted to choose such level of permission, thus defining that role as belonging to a given role type.

When creating a new group, you are equally asked to choose a permission level: this way, the group is associated with a specific permission type, which comes with a given set of permissions.

- Repository and view permissions — grants repository level permissions for accessing a selection of repositories and views, or assets that are included in a view.

- Cluster management permissions — grants system level permissions for monitoring and managing clusters.

### Note

You need to be the nominated Organization Owner for your organization to access and create repository and organization role types.

### Note

You need to be the root user for your organization on self-hosted installations to access and create system permissions. Alternatively, you need to have the `Change System Permissions` permission.

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