Azure Data Manager for Energy (ADME) is an enterprise-grade, fully managed OSDU Data Platform service on Azure.

How does the GUID resolution work?

The skill uses the Azure CLI to query Azure Active Directory, attempting to match GUIDs to Users, Service Principals, or Applications to provide human-readable names.

What are the requirements for using this skill?

You need configured ADME environment variables (Host, Partition, Client ID, Secret, Tenant ID) and an authenticated Azure CLI session for GUID resolution.

Does it prevent accidental group deletion?

Yes, the skill includes Last-Owner Protection, which prevents removing or demoting the final owner of a group unless the --force flag is explicitly used.

Azure ADME Entitlements Manager

Name: Azure ADME Entitlements Manager
Author: danielscholl

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Cloud Infrastructure

Manages and queries user entitlements for Azure Data Manager for Energy (ADME) via the OSDU API.

About

This skill provides a comprehensive interface for managing Azure Data Manager for Energy (ADME) entitlements. It enables users to list ADME users and roles, resolve GUIDs to human-readable names via Azure AD, and perform administrative operations like adding or removing users from specific OSDU role groups. By automating interactions with the OSDU Entitlements API, it simplifies complex access management tasks and includes safety features like last-owner protection to prevent orphaned groups, making it an essential tool for OSDU platform administrators.

Key Features

MEMBER and OWNER status toggling with built-in safety checks
Comprehensive role management for Viewer, Editor, Admin, and Ops groups
Automatic GUID resolution to human-readable names via Azure AD
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List ADME users and roles with formatted table or JSON output
Environment verification tool to validate ADME configuration and secrets

Use Cases

Automating the onboarding and offboarding of users and service principals
Auditing user access and roles within a specific ADME data partition
Troubleshooting ADME access issues by resolving GUIDs to identities

About

Key Features

MEMBER and OWNER status toggling with built-in safety checks
Comprehensive role management for Viewer, Editor, Admin, and Ops groups
Automatic GUID resolution to human-readable names via Azure AD
0 GitHub stars
List ADME users and roles with formatted table or JSON output
Environment verification tool to validate ADME configuration and secrets

Use Cases

Automating the onboarding and offboarding of users and service principals
Auditing user access and roles within a specific ADME data partition
Troubleshooting ADME access issues by resolving GUIDs to identities