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Typically there are two models to handle division of resources:
| Description | |
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| one tenancy for the whole Member State | Member State will have one tenancy for all users/projects. Tenant admins need to handle the division of resources and access inside the tenancy using user management tools. |
specific tenancies for each use case | Different tenancies for different users/projects. Users have to identify the number of resources required. Comp.repr needs approve different projects/resources. |
Note: The model selected can be modified under request.
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- Identity provider integration
- Local users in VMs vs. LDAP → Morpheus Linux Users or Local users in VMs and LDAP users serve specific purposes and require different account creation methods. Local users are local to the VMs and they do not exists in the other VMs. If you need to add others users, they need to be created manually using linux commands. LDAP users instead realy on a central user management VM that creates LDAP users in all VMs in your tenancy, therefore this type of users exists in all VMs and can access all of them by default (RBAC and policies can be added in order to reduce access or privilegies on certain machines)
Communications
- Comp Rep → Tenant admins
- Comp Rep → EWC support
- Keep contacts updated
- Share info about relevant news, important updates and events
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