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Administering multitenancy
Configure and administer a HCL Universal Orchestrator multitenant environment.
Configuring the Tenant Manager notification banner
Use the Tenant Manager notification banner to announce maintenance, upgrades, and other important events to every tenant at once.

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HCL Universal Orchestrator is a cloud-native workload orchestration and scheduling platform built on Kubernetes. Its microservices-based architecture enables the centralized orchestration of multi-cloud and hybrid environments from a single point of control.
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Administering multitenancy
Configure and administer a HCL Universal Orchestrator multitenant environment.
- Multitenancy architecture
  The multitenancy architecture uses a database-per-tenant model, a robust tenant identification mechanism, and secure sharing of backend services to achieve strict data isolation and operational efficiency.
- Enable and configure multitenancy
  Enable the multitenancy architecture and set its core parameters through the Helm deployment configuration.
- Create a new tenant
  Create a new tenant instance using the Tenant Manager console. You set the core tenant identifier, resources, and administrative user access during this process.
- Tenant lifecycle
  The tenant lifecycle defines the sequence of operational states a tenant moves through, from creation to permanent removal, and the events that trigger these transitions.
- Tenant Manager UI reference
  A guide to the Tenant Manager interface elements, including the tenant list columns, creation form fields, and their technical constraints.
- Multitenancy configuration parameters
  A reference list of the parameters used to configure multitenancy in the values.yaml file. Use tenants to represent customer instances in the system.
- Tenant manager RESTful APIs: Authentication using OAuth 2.0 tokens
- Configuring the Tenant Manager notification banner
  Use the Tenant Manager notification banner to announce maintenance, upgrades, and other important events to every tenant at once.
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Using REST API
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Troubleshooting
Recover your environment if any issue occurs.
Notices

v2.1.7+Configuring the Tenant Manager notification banner

Use the Tenant Manager notification banner to announce maintenance, upgrades, and other important events to every tenant at once.

About this task

A service provider administrator configures the Tenant Manager notification banner to announce maintenance windows, upgrades, and other system-wide events to users across all tenants. When a tenant also has its own notification banner enabled, the Tenant Manager banner is displayed before the tenant-level banner.

Procedure

Open the Tenant Manager and click the Notification banner action button in the top navigation action bar.
Set the Enable toggle to display the banner.
Disabling the toggle hides the banner from users and retains the drafted Summary and Details content in the form.
In the Summary field, type the headline text to display on the Welcome page.
In the Details field, type the expanded announcement text.

Use the Plain text/HTML - Markdown toggle to set the format of the Details field. This toggle does not affect the Summary field.
Optionally, you can choose a justification Category among the available options, and provide a Ticket number and a Reason.
Click Update banner to save your changes, including the Banner enabled toggle.

Results

The Summary text appears on the Welcome page of every tenant for every affected user. Clicking the notification icon in the header opens the full Details content, rendered as Markdown or plain text according to the selected mode.

What to do next

To configure a banner for a single tenant or a non-multitenant deployment, see Configuring the notification banner.