Anyscale organization overview
This page provides an overview of the core constructs and concepts of an Anyscale organization. Understanding these concepts is important for navigating, configuring, and using Anyscale.
What is an Anyscale organization?
An Anyscale organization is an isolated tenant that encompasses all of the assets, resources, permissions, and artifacts.
You create an organization when you sign up for Anyscale as a new user. Most customers have a single organization, meaning that if you're not the first user of Anyscale in your company, an admin likely invited you to an existing Anyscale organization.
Many configuration and admin actions require that you're an organization owner. See User and access management overview.
Anyscale organization levels
The following diagram shows the hierarchy of levels in an Anyscale organization:
Concept | Description |
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Organization | An isolated Anyscale tenant tied to a billing account. All customer assets tracked and managed by Anyscale are part of an organization. |
Cloud | An Anyscale cloud is an isolated deployment of Anyscale on top of cloud resources or Kubernetes. See Overview of Anyscale Cloud. |
Project | A project is an isolated collection of resources and assets within an Anyscale cloud. Use projects to isolate developer teams, separate environments, and organize resources in the same Anyscale cloud. See What is a project?. |
Ray clusters | Workspace, jobs, and services are types of Ray clusters you configure and launch on Anyscale. See Define a Ray cluster. |