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logoTetrate Service BridgeVersion: 1.13.x

TSB Concepts

Your TSB configuration will have a top-level organization, perhaps named tetrate. For these exercises, we'll create a child tenant named default to enclose the configuration we need to create.

Why Tenants?

Using tenants ensures that sets of configuration are separated from each other. Commonly, you might allocate one or more tenants to a business unit in your organization.

Access to tenants can be managed using Tetrate's RBAC capabilities.

Create a Basic TSB resource hierarchy​

  1. Create a Tenant​

    Use tctl to apply the configuration. Edit the ORG (organization) and TEN (tenant) names if needed:

    export ORG=tetrate
    export TEN=default

    cat <<EOF > ${TEN}-tenant.yaml
    apiVersion: api.tsb.tetrate.io/v2
    kind: Tenant
    metadata:
      organization: ${ORG}
      name: ${TEN}
    spec:
      displayName: Example Tenant
    EOF

    tctl apply -f ${TEN}-tenant.yaml

    Expect to see output resembling:

    organizations/tetrate/tenants/tetrate created

  2. View the resulting configuration​

    You can view the configuration using tctl:

    $ tctl status organizations/tetrate/tenants/tetrate

    NAME       STATUS    LAST EVENT    MESSAGE
    tetrate    READY                   Resource is ready to be used

    You can also view and edit it in the TSB Management Plane UI:

    Example Tenant