Organizations and Users

Learn about organizations and users in the CoreWeave Kubernetes Service

Organizations

In CKS, organizations refer to your entire CoreWeave Cloud Console account, as well as all users and resources within it. Billing, user management, and infrastructure management all takes place at the organization level.

Organization IDs

Every customer in the CoreWeave Kubernetes Service is affiliated with an Organization ID, or "Org ID." Each organization using CoreWeave Kubernetes Service has a unique Org ID identifier, which takes the form of a short hexadecimal string (e.g. ab1cd2). Users can find their Org ID on the Settings page of their Cloud Console account.

CoreWeave uses Org IDs in numerous contexts to manage customer resources. They are also used to enforce tenant isolation, as users are only permitted to belong to one organization, and all interactions with CKS filter users using their Org ID. All cluster requests are also scoped to Org IDs.

User types

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For more information on permissions associated with each user type, see User Permissions. To learn how to manage users, see How to: Manage Users.

Within the CoreWeave Kubernetes Service there are two primary types of user:

Administrators

Administrators are a special kind of user, who have access to a broad set of actions and controls, and are able to see more information about resources their organization creates.

Users

Users have more limited permissions which must be allocated by Administrators, and may only perform the actions assigned to them.

User permissions

• Read permissions grant the user the ability to use all watch, get, and list verbs on cluster resources within their cluster.
• Write permissions grant the user the ability to create and patch cluster resources within their cluster.

To learn more about user permissions under Managed Auth, see Managed Auth: User Permissions.