Differences between "Restricted Admin" and "Admin" Global permissions

[Jeff Behl]

What's the difference between these two level of global permissions?  In the documentation I find, well...let's just call it less-than-precise information:

"Restricted admin - perform some administration operations and view all plans in Bamboo"

"some" is rather nebulous.  Thanks

[Max Blackmer]

Below is and excerpt from (https://confluence.atlassian.com/bamboo/bamboo-permissions-369296034.html)

• Restricted admin - perform some administration operations and view all plans in Bamboo; this role excludes permissions that directly influence the host on which the Bamboo Server is located, however, all plan administration and agent administration is available to restricted admins.
• Admin - perform all operations and view all plans in Bamboo.

A Restricted admin can work with all plans but can not change host impacting changes. (i.e. can't install plugins or change system settings for the Bamboo.)

[Michał Ciania]

https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/BAMBOO056/Global+security+and+permission+properties

here may be the answer:

The Restricted Administrator Role global permission is equivalent to the Admin global permission but has the following restrictions:

• Local agents cannot be created because Atlassian Cloud only uses elastic agents.
• Users and groups are managed by Atlassian Cloud.

[Jeff Behl]

Thanks, but I wasn't clear: this is for an on-premise installation, not cloud