Multi-tenant cloud management

Manage one private cloud platform for all your tenants, teams and service lines, and keep everything under control.

See it in action

  1. Each tenant sees only its own resources
  2. Backups, firewalls and networks per tenant
  3. Alerts scoped to the account
VMease Health Dashboard: virtual machines, disks, firewalls and networks with their health, one open alert for a Ceph monitor fault, and four of four backup jobs successful.

Key benefits

  • One control plane for every customer, department and business unit

  • Delegated admin access with clear limits, under central control

  • Fewer repeat tickets, as teams handle daily tasks themselves

  • Consistent permissions and account scoping, reducing cross-tenant risk

  • Tenancy and access control built in from the start, for buyers and auditors

Feature breakdown

  1. Tenant-aware infrastructure management

    Tenant context is a real boundary, not a label: people work in their assigned accounts, so every action matches the right tenant’s resources. That cuts mistakes between tenants on a busy shared platform.

  2. Account hierarchy and delegated administration

    Central teams give lower-level accounts set permissions and keep oversight. Service teams work independently while central IT still enforces policies and standards.

  3. Role-based access and separation of duties

    Access matches each person’s job, separating platform operators, tenant admins, service desk staff and read-only users. There is no need for broad shared admin accounts.

  4. Tenant-scoped services and tasks

    Compute, networking, backup, firewall and browser console access work only within each team’s authorised accounts, and each team sees only its own tasks. That gives real self-service without access to global controls.

What it means in practice

Run multi-customer private cloud services from one platform while maintaining strict customer boundaries, controlled delegation and consistent operations.

Each customer reaches only its own tenant and approved services, so requests no longer all go through provider administrators.

Run every tenant from one platform