Resource groups

A resource group is the container every resource lives in. It belongs to one boundary, becomes a namespace on the boundary's clusters, and is a unit of access and of deletion.

• API reference — Every HTTP endpoint of the resource-groups module: authentication, IAM action, parameters, bodies and status codes.
• Configuration reference — Configuration keys of the resource-groups module: sections, environment variables, types and defaults.
• Create a resource group — Create a resource group in a boundary, choose a name that works, and understand where it is placed and who can use it.
• Delete a resource group — Delete a resource group and everything in it, and follow the deletion until the group is gone.
• Resource groups — A resource group is the container every resource lives in. It belongs to one boundary, becomes a namespace on the boundary's clusters, and is a unit of access and of deletion.
• Names and statuses — The naming rules for resource groups and their namespaces, what each status means, and what to do when a group is Failed.
• Permissions — The actions that govern resource groups and the roles that hold them.