Tenant is a self-contained entity within an organization in
the Service Bridge object hierarchy. Tenants can be business units,
organization units, or any logical grouping that matches a corporate
structure.
The following example creates a tenant named mycompany in an organization
named myorg.
apiVersion: api.tsb.tetrate.io/v2
kind: Tenant
metadata:
organization: myorg
name: mycompany
Tenant
Tenant is a self-contained entity within an organization in the Service Bridge hierarchy.
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Validation Rule |
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securityDomain
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string
Security domains can be used to group different resources under the same security domain.
Although security domain is not resource itself currently, it follows a fqn format
organizations/myorg/securitydomains/mysecuritydomain, and a child cannot override any ancestor’s
security domain.
Once a security domain is assigned to a Tenant, all the children resources will belong to that
security domain in the same way a Workspace belongs to a Tenant, a Workspace will also belong
to the security domain assigned to the Tenant.
Security domains can also be used to define Security settings Authorization rules in which you can allow
or deny request from or to a security domain.
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deletionProtectionEnabled
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bool
When set, prevents the resource from being deleted. In order to delete the resource this
property needs to be set to false first.
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configGenerationMetadata
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tetrateio.api.tsb.types.v2.ConfigGenerationMetadata
Default metadata values that will be propagated to the children Istio generated configurations.
When using YAML APIs liketctl or gitops, put them into the metadata.labels or
metadata.annotations instead.
This field is only necessary when using gRPC APIs directly.
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