Multi-tenancy

Understand what multi-tenancy in Cloud Management Platform (CMP) is, decide whether it fits your needs, and set it up

What multi-tenancy is in CMP

CMP’s multi-tenancy capabilities allow a single instance to host multiple distinct customers, each of whom can administer their own resource handlers, environments, container orchestrators, and more, without ever seeing each other’s information.

Despite this separation, a global administrator can still create shared content, such as blueprints and orchestration actions, across all tenants, ensuring that all users have access to automation that follows the central IT team’s best practices.

Use cases for multi-tenancy

Two example use cases that show how multi-tenancy can work for your organization

Objects and permissions of multi-tenancy

Understand the admin permissions, group permissions, and objects involved in multi-tenancy

Set up multi-tenancy

Now that you understand the concepts and use cases, set up multi-tenancy in Cloud Management Platform (CMP)

Use RBAC and portals with multi-tenancy

Keep multiple tenants separate on a single Cloud Management Platform (CMP) instance with role-based access control (RBAC), portals, and per-group configuration