Scoped Access
A user's scope defines the limits of the actions the user can perform with the Cloud 66 API. The user's scope is encrypted as part of the OAuth access token. Users cannot submit requests not allowed by their defined scopes.
For the web flow, requested scopes be displayed to the user on the authorize form.
| Scope | Description |
|---|---|
| no scope | Users with this scope have public read-only access and can view limited stack information. |
public | Users with this scope have public read-only access and can view limited stack information. |
redeploy | Users with this scope can redeploy any stacks they can access. |
jobs | Users with this scope can view the scheduled jobs for the stacks they can access. |
users | Users with this scope can manage other users' mobile devices. |
admin | Users with this scope can set and manage settings for the servers they can access. |
Requesting scopes
Your application can request scopes in the initial redirection. You can specify multiple scopes by separating them with a space character:
https://app.cloud66.com/oauth/authorize?client_id=...&scope=public+redeploy