Authorization Method

When deploying a project in Serverless Framework, you need to grant Serverless Framework permissions to manipulate your Tencent Cloud service resources through a role by scanning the code or with a key.

Authorizing by scanning code

When you run the sls command, the system will query whether there is key information in the environment variables. If no key has been configured, a QR code will pop up for you to scan for authorization.

• After you scan the code with the root account, you can deploy the project through quick authorization. For more information on the permissions obtained during quick authorization, please see SLS_QcsRole Role Permission List.
• If you want to deploy by scanning the code with a sub-account, you need to configure policy authorization. For more information on the configuration, please see Configuring sub-account permission.

After you authorize by scanning the code, temporary key information will be generated (which will expire in 15 minutes) and written into the .env file in the current directory.

TENCENT_APP_ID=xxxxxx     # `AppId` of authorizing account
TENCENT_SECRET_ID=xxxxxx  # `SecretId` of authorizing account
TENCENT_SECRET_KEY=xxxxxx # `SecretKey` of authorizing account
TENCENT_TOKEN=xxxxx       # Temporary token

Authorizing with key

To eliminate the need for repeated authorization due to information expiration in case of authorization by scanning the code, you can authorize with a key. Create an .env file in the root directory of the project to be deployed and configure the Tencent Cloud SecretId and SecretKey information:

# .env
TENCENT_SECRET_ID=xxxxxxxxxx # `SecretId` of your account
TENCENT_SECRET_KEY=xxxxxxxx # `SecretKey` of your account

You can get SecretId and SecretKey in API Key Management.

To ensure the account security, we recommend you use a sub-account key for authorization. The sub-account can deploy the project only after being granted the relevant permission. For more information on the configuration, please see Configuring sub-account permission.

Permission Configuration

When deploying a project in Serverless Framework, you need to use a role for authorization as follows:

• The authorizing account should have the permission to manipulate the Serverless Framework service.
• The authorizing account should have the permission to call roles.
• The role to be called should have the policies that can manipulate the corresponding resources.

Configuring root account permission

The root account has the permissions to manipulate the Serverless Framework service and call roles by default. The SLS_QcsRole role will be created by default when you activate Serverless Framework, which will have the corresponding policies of the associated services required by Serverless Framework during deployment. For the permissions of SLS_QcsRole, please see SLS_QcsRole role permission list.

Configuring sub-account permission

A sub-account does not have the operation permissions by default; therefore, you need to authorize it with the root account (or a sub-account with the authorization permission) in the following steps:

1. Grant the permission to manipulate the Serverless Framework service.
2. Grant the permission to call the SLS_QcsRole role.

Note：

The SLS_QcsRole role has the corresponding policies of the associated services required by Serverless Framework during deployment. You can control the policies as instructed in [Configuring permission to manipulate specified role](#Configuring permission to manipulate specified role).

Granting permission to manipulate Serverless Framework service

When granting the sub-account permission to manipulate the Serverless Framework service, you can select the permission to manipulate all resources or specific resources.

Granting sub-account permission to manipulate all Serverless Framework resources

You can allow a sub-account to manipulate all Serverless Framework resources in the following steps:

1. On the CAM User List page, select the target sub-account and click the username to enter the user details page.
2. Click Associate Policy. On the policy adding page, click Select policies from the policy list.
3. Search for and associate with QcloudSLSFullAccess and click Next.
4. Click OK to grant the sub-account the permission to manipulate all Serverless Framework resources.
   The policy syntax is as follows:

{
    "version": "2.0",
    "statement": [
        {
            "action": [
                "sls:*"
            ],
            "resource": "*",
            "effect": "allow"
        }
    ]
}

Granting sub-account permission to manipulate specific Serverless Framework resources

You can allow a sub-account to manipulate only specific Serverless Framework resources in the following steps:

1. On the CAM User List page, select the target sub-account and click the username to enter the user details page.
2. Click Associate Policy. On the policy adding page, click Select policies from the policy list.
3. Click Create Custom Policy, create a custom policy based on the policy syntax, and associate it with the user. The sample policy syntax is as shown below:

{
    "version": "2.0",
    "statement": [
        {
            "action": [
                "sls:*"
            ],
            "resource": "qcs::sls:ap-guangzhou::appname/${appname}/stagename/${stagename}",
            "effect": "allow"
        }
    ]
}

After the configuration is completed, the sub-account will have the permission to manipulate serverless applications only under ${appname} and ${stagename}.

Granting permission to call SLS_QcsRole role

A sub-account needs to be authorized by the root account to call the SLS_QcsRole role.

1. On the CAM User List page, select the target sub-account and click the username to enter the user details page.
2. Click Associate Policy. On the policy adding page, click Select policies from the policy list.
3. Click Create Custom Policy > Create by Policy Syntax > Blank Template and enter the following content. Be sure to replace the role parameter with your own uin (account ID):

   {
    "version": "2.0",
    "statement": [
        {
            "action": [
                "cam:PassRole"
            ],
            "resource": [
                "qcs::cam::uin/000000000000:roleName/SLS_QcsRole"
            ],
            "effect": "allow"
        }
    ]
   }

4. Click OK to grant the sub-account the permission to manipulate SLS_QcsRole.

Configuring permission to manipulate specified role

In addition to the permission to call the SLS_QcsRole role, you can also grant the sub-account the permission to call a custom role and control the sub-account permissions with refined permission policies in the custom role. For more information, please see Configuring Role for Specified Operation.

SLS_QcsRole Role Permission List

Note：

The full access to SLS (Serverless Framework) is a new permission added to the new version of Serverless Framework. If you use the key on a legacy version for deployment and want to switch to the new version, you need to delete the key and log in again.