Overview
Design multi-tenant environments with proper isolation, create tenants, allocate resources, and configure tenant recipes for standardized provisioning.
Learning Objectives
By the end of this module, you will be able to:
Design a multi-tenant environment with proper isolation and resource boundaries
Create tenants and allocate resources using the VergeOS tenant management system
Configure tenant recipes for standardized, repeatable tenant provisioning
Prerequisites
Completion of Module 1: Architecture Fundamentals -- understanding of VergeOS platform architecture
Completion of Module 4: Networking -- understanding of virtual networks and tenant network isolation
Completion of Module 5: Storage -- understanding of vSAN tiers and storage allocation
Completion of Module 6: Virtual Machines -- understanding of VM provisioning and recipes
Estimated Time
3 hours (1.5 hours reading + 1.5 hours lab)
Topics
Virtual Data Center Concepts — Understanding VergeOS tenants as isolated virtual data centers, resource allocation models, and tenant hierarchy.
Creating & Configuring Tenants — Creating tenants, assigning compute, memory, and storage quotas, and configuring tenant-level networking.
Tenant Recipes — Building reusable tenant recipes for standardized provisioning, including pre-configured networks, VMs, and settings.
Resource Allocation & Scaling — Tenant node planning, right-sizing strategies, and scaling paths for single-node and multi-node tenant deployments.
Tenant Isolation & Security — Network isolation between tenants, resource guarantees, and security boundaries in a multi-tenant deployment.
Lab: Multi-Tenant Environment — Create tenants, allocate resources, deploy from a tenant recipe, and verify tenant isolation.
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