Kubernetes multi-tenancy allows multiple user groups or applications to run on a single Kubernetes cluster, sharing resources while maintaining isolation.

Discover the core concepts of multi-tenancy, how it works, and how Kubernetes enables building multi-tenant architectures with its powerful primitives.

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As we scale our adoption of Kubernetes, a familiar challenge comes up: how do we support multiple internal teams on a shared cluster - without sacrificing security, autonomy, or efficiency?This guide walks through the concept of Kubernetes multi-tenancy, why it matters, and how we can implement it effectively using modern tools like the Stakater Multi-Tenant Operator (MTO).What is Kubernetes Multi-Tenancy?Multi-tenancy in Kubernetes means running workloads from multiple teams or users in the sam

Enterprises and organizations with diverse projects, multi-tenancy reduces costs by consolidating infrastructure, enhances security with logical isolation, and improves efficiency by centralizing ctrl