Which OCI Identity and Access Management capability is designed to categorize multiple users into teams?

The capability of OCI Identity and Access Management specifically designed for categorizing multiple users into teams is indeed groups. Groups serve as a way to bundle multiple users together based on common attributes, roles, or needs, making it easier to manage permissions and access control.

When administrators create a group, they can assign specific policies to that group, which in turn dictate what actions the users within the group are allowed to perform on various resources. This structure streamlines access management since permissions can be handled at the group level rather than needing to be applied individually to each user. For example, if a group is set up for a project team, any user added to that group will inherit the access rights defined for that group.

In contrast, dynamic groups, policies, and users serve different purposes. Dynamic groups allow for the automatic assignment of users based on specific attributes, policies define permissions and access rights, and users represent individual identities in the system. While all of these components are important for a comprehensive identity and access management strategy, it is groups that specifically focus on the organization of multiple users into cohesive teams.