Sentence examples for custom roles from inspiring English sources

From there it offers 100 service-specific roles, but when those aren't quite what you need, that's where the custom roles function comes into play.

As Google project manager Rohit Khare describes it in a blog post introducing the new feature, "Custom roles complement the primitive and predefined roles when you need to be even more precise".

Google has done a lot of the work for you with a set of fairly granular pre-defined roles, but recognizing that canned roles won't suit everyone's needs, the company announced a Beta of custom roles today.

While Google has done a good job of providing a range of permissions for the most common kinds of use cases, there are always going to be outliers and giving admins the ability to manage a set of custom roles is going to be appealing to organizations who need even greater granular control than they get out of the box.

We then cover the modification of existing roles before creating our own custom roles, such as Parent, Inspector, or Librarian.

For example, the term is sometimes wrongly applied when other concepts such as custom, tradition, role, or norm would be more accurate.

They warn that when you create a custom role, you'll need a system for tracking them because GCP is always updating the platform and you need to be sure your custom permissions are in line with the latest versions.

As Khare explains in the blog post, "You can build your own "Cloud SQL Inventory" custom role to grant auditors browse access to databases without giving them permission to export their contents".

They also wanted it to be the same shark that was electrocuted in Jaws 2. Matheson was also requested to write a custom-role for Mickey Rooney, "which I did so successfully that when Mickey Rooney turned out not to be available, the whole part was pointless".

Google also added custom IAM roles and improved logging.

There are degrees of bravery in this practice of wearing two hats, on a scale that runs from Noël Coward at one end, who custom-built roles as starring vehicles for himself (in works such as Private Lives and Present Laughter), to playwrights who do not really double as actors, yet occasionally muck in when the going gets tough.