Onboarding a Tenant

So far, we’ve spent all our time setting up our infrastructure. We have a Git repository, clusters for our control plane as well as development and production, a GitOps controller, a secrets manager, and an SSO and automation system. Now we can build out our first tenant! The good news is this part is pretty easy and doesn’t require any command-line tools. Like how we onboarded a vCluster in Chapter 9, Building Multitenant Clusters with vClusters, we’re going to use OpenUnison as our portal for requesting and approving the new tenant. If you’re already logged in to OpenUnison, log out and log back in, but this time, with the username jjackson and the password start123. You’ll notice you have much fewer badges on the main page because you don’t have access to anything yet! We’ll fix that by creating a new tenant. Click on the New Kubernetes Namespace badge:

Figure 19.14: Log in to OpenUnison with jjackson...