AWS Workshop: Managing Multi-Tenancy With Rafay's Kubernetes Operations Platform

​Today, enterprises look to solve for multi-tenancy and enabling a shared services platform with the traditional approach of dedicating a namespace to a developer. While this approach can work for some organizations, it can prove to be a big challenge for others.

​Hosted at the AWS office, this joint workshop with AWS and Rafay will tackle this challenge by sharing a better approach using our Kubernetes Operations Platform and walking through how to:

• ​Onboard different development teams via project isolation boundaries and resource quotas 

• ​Share a single cluster between developers/users with the proper policies and isolation rules in place 

• ​Establish developer self-service through Rafay RBAC including namespace as a service via Rafay’s workspace admin constructs

• ​Enable different multi-tenancy constructs: 

  • ​Namespace as a service: Leverage Rafay workspaces to enable a developer self-service model where developers, who are assigned the role of workspace admins, can create namespaces within a fixed quota and slice of their cluster

  • ​Fixed namespaces: platform teams can assign  fixed namespaces with quotas to developers who are assigned the role of namespace admin and allow them to spin applications within their specific namespaces

• ​Gain insight into developer access by monitoring Rafay’s continuous audit log

• ​Learn how multi-tenancy can be automated via Rafay’s CLI automation and/or GitOps

• ​Get a glimpse into how Rafay is enhancing the developer experience for shared clusters and namespace as a service with the Rafay Backstage plugins later this year.