Hello Everyone,
We have multi-tenant dashboards, and each tenant needs to have their own datasets due to data isolation requirements. Each tenant has three datasets, and this number can grow in the future. How can I best organize dashboards, datasets, and other assets for 30+ tenants? As an admin, I need to have access to all QS assets but my console view has too many dashboards/datasets.
Is there a better way to organize QS assets? It would be nice if datasets could be passed as parameters to a dashboard. We are creating a copy of the master dashboard for each tenant.
Thanks for your suggestions in advance.
Hi @qsuser,
It sounds like this would best be accomplished through the utilization of namespaces and folders. I would suggest taking a look at the attached article, which explores these features a bit more in depth:
Let me know if this would work well for your case or if you have any additional questions.
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Hi Brett, we are using namespaces for users and groups. However, datasets, dashboards, and analyses cannot be in a namespace. We cannot have a single dataset for all tenants. Additionally, some tenants may have datasets in SPICE, while others may have Direct Query datasets. It would be nice if I could have a folder for each tenant and all tenant-specific assets reside in that folder. I do not want to see all datasets in Quicksight console, under ‘Datasets’
Hi @qsuser,
Thank you for the additional context, this would be a nice upgrade to the namespace and folder system that’s currently in place. I’ll mark this as a feature request to promote visibility to the support team!
Let me know if you have any additional questions!
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