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Organization

Client organizations, invites, and multi-org users

A client organization is your company's workspace on NodeRings: members, billing, VMs, and access control scoped to your tenant.

When you create an organization, choose Client if you intend to buy compute from marketplace providers. Organization type is permanent: it cannot be changed after creation.

TypePurpose
ClientBuy and manage VMs from marketplace providers
ProviderSell infrastructure on the marketplace: see Provider Guides

Client orgs do not require domain verification or NodeRings seller review.


Create a client organization

Open the organization switcher

Click your current org name in the sidebar header.

Create organization

Choose Client (Buys services from providers), enter a name, and submit.

Switch between orgs

If you belong to multiple organizations (for example one client and one provider), use the switcher to change context. Sidebar, VMs, and billing always reflect the active org.


Invites

Invite colleagues to share access to the same fleet and billing.

ActionWhere
Send invite/organization/members?t=invites
Accept invite (signed in)Link in email, or /profile?t=invites
Accept invite (new user)Sign up first, then open the invite link

Invited users receive roles assigned by the admin who sent the invite. See Access control for roles and permissions.


What clients do not need

Provider-only steps do not apply to client orgs:

  • Domain verification
  • NodeRings seller / KYC review
  • Agents, nodes, IPAM, or preflight

Those belong to Provider Guides.


Orchestration (client org)

Under Orchestration in the sidebar you manage bootstrap and configuration used at VM launch:

PagePathPurpose
SSH Keys/organization/ssh-keysPublic keys for SSH auth at launch
Environment variables/organization/environment-variablesNon-secret config referenced as {{ env.KEY }} in profiles
Secrets/organization/secretsVault-backed values as {{ secret.KEY }} in profiles
Cloud-init user data/organization/cloudinit-templateSaved #cloud-config profiles (replace provider user-data)

These resources are scoped to the active client org. They apply when you create a VM: not retroactively on running instances.


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