elasticsearch/docs/java-rest/high-level/security/get-user-privileges.asciidoc

--
:api: get-user-privileges
:request: GetUserPrivilegesRequest
:response: GetUserPrivilegesResponse
--

[id="{upid}-{api}"]
=== Get User Privileges API

include::../execution-no-req.asciidoc[]

[id="{upid}-{api}-response"]
==== Get User Privileges Response

The returned +{response}+ contains the following properties

`clusterPrivileges`::
A `Set` of all _cluster_ privileges that are held by the user.
This will be the union of all the _cluster_ privileges from the user's roles.

`globalPrivileges`::
A `Set` of all _global_ privileges that are held by the user.
This will be the union of all the _global_ privileges from the user's roles.
Because this a union of multiple roles, it may contain multiple privileges for
the same `category` and `operation` (which is why is is represented as a `Set`
rather than a single object).

`indicesPrivileges`::
A `Set` of all _index_ privileges that are held by the user.
This will be the union of all the _index_ privileges from the user's roles.
Because this a union of multiple roles, it may contain multiple privileges for
the same `index`, and those privileges may have independent field level security
access grants and/or multiple document level security queries.

`applicationPrivileges`::
A `Set` of all _application_ privileges that are held by the user.
This will be the union of all the _application_ privileges from the user's roles.

`runAsPrivilege`::
A `Set` representation of the _run-as_ privilege that is held by the user.
This will be the union of the _run-as_ privilege from each of the user's roles.

["source","java",subs="attributes,callouts,macros"]
--------------------------------------------------
include-tagged::{doc-tests-file}[{api}-response]
--------------------------------------------------