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The Tenant System

What You Will Learn

  • How Junovy isolates client environments
  • The hst- namespace pattern

This page is a placeholder. Full content will be written after tone/depth review of priority chapters.

Planned Content

  • Tenant = one client's isolated environment
  • Namespace naming: hst- (examples: hst-bizdom, hst-dds, hst-junovy, hst-riverland-faeries-netherlands)
  • Directory names use reverse-domain notation (com.junovy.open-cloud, eu.faerues.riverland, etc.)
  • What each tenant gets: namespace, secrets, ingress, apps
  • Base + overlay pattern for tenants
  • How to list existing tenants

Key Takeaways

  • Each client gets an isolated hst- namespace
  • Tenants follow a consistent structure you will learn to create

What Is Next

Next up: Terminal and Shell Setup (Chapter 6) where you will set up your development tools.

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