Glossary
Single-Tenant Architecture
A deployment model where one customer gets a dedicated instance - no compute, database, or memory shared with anyone else - eliminating the cross-tenant blast radius.
In a single-tenant architecture, each customer runs its own isolated instance of the software, with dedicated compute, storage, and memory. This contrasts with multi-tenancy, where many customers share one deployment and are separated only by logical partitioning.
Single-tenancy removes an entire class of risk: there is no shared control plane to compromise across customers, no noisy-neighbor contention, and no cross-tenant data-leak path. For enterprise governance, one tenant per deployment means an incident elsewhere can never reach your instance.
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