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A tenant is the isolation boundary inside your datacenter — one per customer company. Every tenant you create belongs to your operator.

Create one

Use Create tenant on /admin/tenants.

Getting machines to a tenant

Your pooled servers reach a tenant two ways:

The customer rents them

From your live availability, by GPU model, whole nodes at a time. Assigned on the spot.

You reassign one

From the node’s detail page, at any time.

Per-tenant settings

Logs visible to members (default: on) controls whether that customer’s users can read their own machines’ logs. Some contracts call for it off; most do not.

Isolation

Isolation is enforced server-side at both levels, always. Every metric and log line is attributed to its tenant and its operator by the platform — never by anything the agent or browser sends — and every query has its scope injected from the session.Nobody, including you, can hand the platform a raw query to widen it. Two automated leak tests run in CI on every change: one proves a customer cannot read another customer, the other that an operator cannot read another operator.
Full detail: Isolation.