Data Governance & Access
How is multi-tenant isolation handled for AI agent deployments?
Catalyst enforces multi-tenant isolation for AI agent deployments. It relies on tenant-aligned, scoped resource partitions, leverages Dapr’s native multi-tenant security controls to isolate tenant-specific workflow execution state, allocated compute and storage resources, access paths, and ties these to granular role-based access control policies plus cloud infrastructure safeguards to block unintended cross-tenant workload interference. Proper, consistent policy configuration across all individual tenant workload deployments is required to sustain effective isolation.
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