Two Designs for Multitenancy in NAI 2.8Fine-grained authorization scopes access to the user who created the resource: the right unit for an enterprise, and the starting point for a service providerNutanixNAIMultitenancy
Why the Tenant Exists Before the Control PlaneEverything SP Central onboards is something you can build on one cluster today. The control plane is the last thing you add, not the first.NutanixSP CentralMSP
Three Transit Models, One Moving PartShared, partial, and fully isolated: the three Nutanix Flow transit VPC models for multi-tenant service providers.NutanixFlow NetworkingSP Central
Tenancy as an Application, Not a PlatformSP Central composes years of Nutanix primitives into a tenant object with a lifecycle. The hypervisor never changes.NutanixSP CentralMultitenancy
The Firewall Is a Waypoint, Not the GatewayNative path steering inserts the firewall, so the workloads keep their gateway and never know it is there.NutanixFlow NetworkingMultitenancy
Nutanix Is Making Service Providers a First-Class TenantSP Central delivers the control plane MSPs have been building by hand. The verification badge might matter just as much.NutanixSP CentralMSP
Rethinking NKP for MSP EnvironmentsWhat changed after evolving our management model, licensing strategy, and operational visibility in real-world MSP environments.NutanixNKPMSP
