How To Grant GCP Organization Level Permissions to Service Account via Command Line

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I'm trying to create a data source in terraform to get information about a Google billing account.

data "google_billing_account" "ac" {
  display_name = "foo-Billing"
  open         = true
}

But terraform throws the error Error: Billing account not found: foo-Billing which looks like my service account lacks the required permissions to do this, as the billing account definitely exists.

I'm able to run this command

gcloud projects add-iam-policy-binding main1-project --member=serviceAccount:$ID --role=roles/ROLE_NAME

which works fine with just about any other role binging except that of billing.admin which throws the error

ERROR: (gcloud.projects.add-iam-policy-binding) INVALID_ARGUMENT: Role (roles/billing.admin) does not exist in the resource's hierarchy.

I'm faily new to GCP so I"m not sure how to go about fixing this.

Is there a way to grant billing.admin permissions to a service account from the command line?

Maybe another API to call or something.

I'm able to grant the permission from the UI which then makes my terraform command work, but I would like to be able grant it from the command line.

terraform-provider-gcp terraform google-cloud-platform
1 Answers

You're getting this error because you're trying to assign the billing admin role from the project level but it can only be done at the organization level.

If you have an organization, then the same command should work with a slight tweak. gcloud organizations add-iam-policy-binding ORGANIZATION --member=serviceAccount:$ID --role=roles/billing.admin

You should be able to get a list of your organizations using

gcloud organizations list

If you don't have any, then just create one.

You'll just need a Gsuite or Cloud Identity account.

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