BYOC in Five Checkpoints: Name, Split, Land, Govern, Operate
A five-checkpoint walkthrough of BYOC: name the control you need, split control and data planes, build the landing zone, govern data in place, then operate inside your own tenant.
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A five-checkpoint walkthrough of BYOC: name the control you need, split control and data planes, build the landing zone, govern data in place, then operate inside your own tenant.
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ReadyOn describes a four-layer tenant-isolation architecture for Harmony, its multi-tenant workforce-intelligence platform on Amazon EKS, which handles payroll data, organizational hierarchies, and operational analytics. The design combines dedicated Kubernetes namespaces, Karpenter-managed tenant node pools, per-tenant Amazon VPC security groups, and dedicated Amazon Aurora databases, with RBAC, admission control, default-deny network policies, IAM Roles for Service Accounts, and tenant-scoped secrets. GitOps through Argo CD ApplicationSets provisions identical controls and continuously reverts drift, while dual taints and admission validation prevent cross-tenant scheduling. ReadyOn says adversarial exercises have blocked all six tested cross-tenant paths to date, and reports defenses across 10 threat-model stages, though shared control-plane dependencies make the layers defense in depth rather than fully independent probabilities.
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