Allow users to be assigned to multiple workspaces of Port | Voters

Allow users to be assigned to multiple workspaces of Port

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David - Port team

Sometimes there is a need to create multiple Port "Workspaces", for example, for staging and prod versions of Port.

We would like to add the ability to create several workspaces to an organization and to be able to easily switch between them via Port's UI.

June 29, 2023

Dan Amzulescu

Would be nice to also have a workspace-admin as a role

Alexander Krämer

Are there any updates to this? Will this be put on the roadmap? Or are there other ways of dealing with multiple environments?

Christopher Newsome

This feature is also useful for Port's Partner organizations, managing Port for multiple client organizations, allowing for easier login to manage multiple Port accounts

Milan Dewilde

We're using SSO to connect to Port, so it would make a lot of sense for us to be able to switch between workspaces/environments through a simple UI selector. In our use case, it is primarily to have a staging environment for the platform engineering team, and then the production environment for all users.

Matan Grady

Milan Dewilde thank you for the additional context! Managing multiple environments definitely makes sense for this feature.

Gur Shafriri

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David - Port team

Merged in a post:

Multi tenancy support and ability to sync configurations between tenants

Amit Benano

This way you can have two Port instances, one as your main instance and another for testing. So you can test stuff on one tenant and then sync configurations into the main one

March 4, 2024

Francisco Cocozza

This feature is really needed.
A "Package" could have a different meaning between Team A and Team B.
Having the option to define different Entities, isolated from each other, would be great.

Kostis Kapelonis

It is not just prod/staging.

I would also love to see multiple workspaces where one is "infra" the other is "apps".

David - Port team

Kostis Kapelonis: Definitely! This was just one example. There are many more use cases for this feature, such as what you described

David - Port team

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