2022-12-20 ◦ Multi-tenancy - EKS Best Practices Guides

Namespaces and Role-based access controls (RBAC) can be implemented to logically isolate tenants from each other.

an attacker that manages to gain access to a host within the cluster can retrieve all Secrets, ConfigMaps, and Volumes, mounted on that host

With soft multi-tenancy, you use native Kubernetes constructs, e.g. namespaces, roles and role bindings, and network policies, to create logical separation between tenants

Namespaces are fundamental to implementing soft multi-tenancy. They allow you to divide the cluster into logical partitions. Quotas, network policies, service accounts, and other objects needed to implement multi-tenancy are scoped to a namespace.

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