Manage Workspaces
Overview
A workspace is a sub-grouping within your organization. Its purpose is to group Kubernetes clusters (every cluster belongs to one workspace). Your organization has a default workspace, and Admins can create more.
A user belongs to exactly one organization and one workspace. There is no multi-workspace membership and no per-workspace roles.
Creating a Workspace
- Go to Account Settings -> Workspaces (requires the Admin role)
- Click Create Workspace
- Enter a workspace name
- Click Create
Creating, renaming, and deleting workspaces all require the Admin role.
Renaming a Workspace
- Go to Account Settings -> Workspaces
- Select the workspace to edit
- Change the name
- Save changes
Workspace Settings
| Setting | Description |
|---|---|
| Name | Display name for the workspace |
| Clusters | Clusters that belong to this workspace |
Workspaces do not carry their own Slack channel or a separate user list. Notification routing is configured per cluster and namespace inside the Slack integration. See Notification Routing.
Best Practices
- Name descriptively: use team names or environments (e.g., "Platform Production", "Payments Team")
- Separate by concern: group clusters for different teams or environments to reduce noise
- Start simple: begin with the default workspace and split later as your team grows
Next Steps
- Core Concepts: Workspaces - Understanding workspaces
- Assign Users to Workspaces - User management