This learning path is designed for anyone interested in quickly setting up a multitenant environment with Red Hat OpenShift. This learning path consists of introductory article explaining what multitenancy is, its benefits, and various aspects you need to know about a multitenant environment. The learning path also includes detailed, step-by-step tutorials for the different aspects of multitenancy listed below:

Role-based access control to OpenShift projects
Isolating network for tenants
Isolating resources for tenants

Let's look more closely at what each piece contains.

Article: Introduction to Multitenancy on Red Hat OpenShift

This article introduces core concepts related to multitenancy, including:

Defining multitenancy
Benefits of mutitenancy
Options to achieve multitenancy
Configuring OpenShift containers for multitenancy on IBM Cloud

Read the article

Tutorial: Role-based access control

Upon completion of this tutorial, you will learn how to:

Create users
Create role bindings
Impersonate user and deploy application
Create and deploy the pod
Switch to another user

Complete the tutorial

Tutorial: Secure your applications deployed on OpenShift using network isolation

Upon completion of this tutorial, you will learn how to:

Create a project in OpenShift and deploy a web application that runs on Open Liberty using odo
Configure multitenant isolation by using network policies for a project
Test the multitenant mode configuration

Complete the tutorial

Tutorial: Secure your applications deployed on OpenShift using resource isolation

Upon completion of this tutorial, you will learn to:

Observe the performance of two different applications when deployed in the same project
Observe the performance of two different applications when deployed in two different projects
Assign resource quotas (CPU, Memory) to the projects and again observe the performance of the applications

Complete the tutorial

Get started with multitenancy on OpenShift

Multitenancy and role-based access control in Red Hat OpenShift

Get started with multitenancy on OpenShift

Multitenancy and role-based access control in Red Hat OpenShift

Introduction to multitenancy

Network isolation