Hierarchy
Understanding ZenML's hierarchical structure
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Understanding ZenML's hierarchical structure
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In ZenML Pro, there is a slightly different entity hierarchy as compared to the open-source ZenML framework. This document walks you through the key differences and new concepts that are only available for Pro users.
The image above shows the hierarchy of concepts in ZenML Pro.
Users are single individual accounts on a ZenML Pro instance.
More details about each of these concepts are available in their linked pages below:
At the top level is your . An organization is a collection of users, teams, and workspaces.
Each (formerly tenant) is an isolated deployment of a ZenML server (with some pro features). It contains multiple projects and their resources.
Each is a logical subdivision within a workspace that provides isolation for MLOps resources like pipelines, artifacts, and models. Projects have their own roles and access controls.
are groups of users within an organization. They help in organizing users and managing access to resources at organization, workspace, and project levels.
exist at organization, workspace, and project levels to control what actions users can perform.
are pipeline runs that can be re-run with a different configuration.
