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Chapter 6. Workspaces


Workspaces can group your systems for easier management, filtering across applications, and user access control. Using workspaces can help enhance your operational efficiency and security.

6.1. Workspace characteristics

Workspaces in Red Hat Lightspeed organize systems based on criteria such as environment, application, or team ownership to streamline workflows and control access.

In Red Hat Lightspeed, workspaces are only for systems. By assigning systems to specific workspaces, you streamline workflows and ensure that users have access only to the systems relevant to their roles. Systems that are not assigned to a specific workspace are automatically grouped within the Ungrouped Hosts workspace.

6.2. Workspace limits and restrictions

Workspace limits and restrictions include a 120-workspace maximum per organization, naming conventions, and structural rules that ensure efficient system organization and access control.

6.2.1. Organization workspace limit

  • Each organization can create up to 120 workspaces.

    • This limit includes both workspaces with systems and empty workspaces.
    • If you reach this limit, you cannot create additional workspaces until you free up capacity by deleting existing workspaces.
    • The default Ungrouped Hosts workspace does not count toward this limit.

6.2.2. Workspace naming restrictions

  • Names can consist of lowercase letters, numbers, spaces, hyphens (-), and underscores (_).
  • Names must be unique within your organization.

6.2.3. Workspace structure restrictions

  • Workspaces cannot be nested.

6.2.4. System assignment restrictions

  • Each system can belong to only one workspace at a time.
  • Systems that are not assigned to a workspace are automatically grouped in the Ungrouped Hosts workspace.

6.3. Create a workspace

On the Red Hat Hybrid Cloud Console, you can create a workspace to organize systems by environment, team ownership, application type, or geographical location. This enables you to filter system views across applications, control user access to specific systems, and streamline operational workflows.

Prerequisites

  • You are logged in to the Hybrid Cloud Console as a user who is an Organization Administrator (member of the Default admin access group) or who has one of the following roles:

    • Workspace administrator
    • RHEL administrator
    • RHEL operator
Important

Each organization can create up to 120 workspaces. If you reach this limit, an error occurs, and you must delete existing workspaces before creating new ones. For more information, see Workspace limits and restrictions.

Procedure

  1. On the Hybrid Cloud Console, navigate to Inventory Workspaces.
  2. Click Create workspace. The Create workspace dialog box is displayed.
  3. Type a name for the workspace in the Workspace name field. Names can consist of lowercase letters, numbers, spaces, hyphens (-), and underscores (_).
  4. Click Create. The new workspace is displayed in the list of workspaces.

6.4. Create a workspace and add a system from the Inventory page

Create a new workspace and add a system to it in a single operation from the Inventory Systems page to quickly organize a specific system without creating the workspace separately first.

Prerequisites

  • You are logged in to the Hybrid Cloud Console as a user who is an Organization Administrator (member of the Default admin access group) or is a member of a group that has one of the following roles:

    • Workspace administrator
    • RHEL administrator
    • RHEL operator
    • inventory:groups:write and inventory:groups:read permissions for that particular workspace

Procedure

  1. On the Hybrid Cloud Console, navigate to Inventory Systems. The list of systems in your inventory is displayed.
  2. Locate the system that you want to add.
  3. Click the options icon (⋮) on the far right side of the system listing.
  4. Select Add to workspace from the menu. The Add to workspace dialog box displays.
  5. Click Create a new workspace. The Create workspace dialog box displays.
  6. Type a name for the new workspace in the Name field and click Create. The Inventory page is displayed and shows a status (success or failure) message.

6.5. Add systems to an existing workspace

Add systems to an existing workspace in the Red Hat Hybrid Cloud Console to organize them by team, environment, or application and to also control user access to those systems.

Note

Each system can belong to only one workspace. To move a system to a different workspace, you must first remove it from its current workspace and then assign it to the new workspace.

Prerequisites

  • You are logged in to the Hybrid Cloud Console as a user who is an Organization Administrator (member of the Default admin access group) or who is a member of a group with at least one of the following role permissions:

    • Workspace administrator
    • RHEL administrator
    • inventory:groups:write and inventory:groups:read permissions for that particular workspace

Procedure

  1. On the Hybrid Cloud Console, navigate to Inventory Workspaces.
  2. Click the name of the group to which you want to add systems.
  3. On the Systems tab, click Add systems. The Add systems dialog box displays and shows the systems available for you to view in inventory.
  4. Select the systems you want to add to the workspace.

    Note

    Make sure that all the systems you have selected are ungrouped, or you will not be able to proceed.

  5. When you have finished selecting systems, click Add systems.

Results

The Workspaces page displays and includes the systems you added to the workspace.

6.6. Remove systems from the workspace

On the Hybrid Cloud Console, you can remove systems from a workspace when they no longer belong to that group. Removed systems automatically move to a workspace named Ungrouped Hosts.

Prerequisites

  • You are logged in to the Hybrid Cloud Console as a user who is an Organization Administrator (member of the Default admin access group) or who is a member of a group with at least one of the following role permissions:

    • Workspace administrator
    • RHEL administrator
    • RHEL operator
    • inventory:groups:write permissions for that particular workspace
  • Removed systems move to the Ungrouped Hosts workspace. To view them there, you need inventory:hosts:read permissions for ungrouped systems, or the Inventory Hosts administrator role.

    Note

    If you need to grant users these permissions, see Configure Inventory Hosts administrator access.

Procedure

  1. On the Hybrid Cloud Console, navigate to Inventory Workspaces.
  2. Select the workspace that contains the systems that you want to remove.
  3. Locate the system that you want to remove from the workspace.
  4. Click the More options icon (⋮) on the far right side of the system listing.
  5. Select Remove from workspace from the menu. The Remove from workspace? dialog box displays.

    Note

    To remove multiple systems from the workspace at once, select each system you want to remove, and then select Remove from workspace from the More options menu (the options icon (⋮)) in the toolbar.

  6. Click Remove.

Results

The Workspaces page displays and shows the updated workspace with a success or failure status message.

6.7. Rename the workspace

On the Hybrid Cloud Console, you can rename a workspace to better reflect its purpose, such as when team ownership changes or system groupings are reorganized.

Prerequisites

  • You are logged in to the Hybrid Cloud Console as a user who is an Organization Administrator (member of the Default admin access group) or who has one of the following roles:

    • Workspace administrator
    • RHEL administrator
    • RHEL operator
    • inventory:groups:write permissions for that particular workspace

Procedure

  1. On the Hybrid Cloud Console, navigate to Inventory Workspaces.
  2. Click the Workspace actions drop-down menu in the upper right corner of the Workspaces page.
  3. Select Rename from the drop-down menu. The Rename workspace dialog box displays.
  4. Type the new name into the Name field, and click Save.

Results

The Workspaces page shows the renamed workspace in the list of workspaces.

6.8. Delete the workspace

On the Hybrid Cloud Console, you can delete a workspace when you no longer need it to organize systems. This helps you manage workspace capacity and stay within the organization limit.

Note

Before you delete a workspace, make sure that the workspace does not contain any systems. You can only delete empty workspaces. If you attempt to delete a workspace that still contains systems, Red Hat Lightspeed returns a warning message.

Prerequisites

  • You are logged in to the Hybrid Cloud Console as a user who is an Organization Administrator (member of the Default admin access group) or who has one of the following roles:

    • Workspace administrator
    • RHEL administrator
    • RHEL operator
    • inventory:groups:write permissions for that particular workspace

Procedure

  1. On the Hybrid Cloud Console, navigate to Inventory Workspaces.
  2. Click the options icon (⋮) on the far right side of the listing for the workspace you want to delete.
  3. Select Delete from the menu. The Delete workspace dialog box displays.
  4. Select the checkbox to acknowledge that the delete operation cannot be undone. Click Delete.

Results

The Workspaces page shows an updated list of workspaces and a status (success or failure) message.

Note

You can also delete the workspace from within the page for the workspace itself. Navigate to the workspace and click the Actions drop-down menu and then select Delete.

6.9. Troubleshoot workspace creation errors

On the Hybrid Cloud Console, you might encounter errors when creating workspaces, such as workspace limit errors, permission issues, or duplicate name conflicts. Use this procedure to diagnose and resolve these errors.

Common workspace creation errors include:

  • Workspace limit reached: Your organization has reached the maximum limit of 120 workspaces. Free up capacity by deleting empty workspaces, merging similar workspaces, or removing systems before deletion.
  • Permission errors: You do not have the required permissions to view or create workspaces. Contact your organization administrator to request the Workspace administrator role.
  • Duplicate name errors: Workspace names must be unique within your organization. Choose a different name that consists of lowercase letters, numbers, spaces, hyphens (-), and underscores (_).

Procedure

  1. If you see "Failed to create workspace" or "Workspace limit reached (120/120)", free up workspace capacity by using one of the following methods:

    • Delete empty workspaces: On the Hybrid Cloud Console, navigate to Inventory Workspaces, identify workspaces that contain no systems, and delete the ones you no longer need. For details, see Deleting workspaces.
    • Merge workspaces: Review your existing workspaces to identify those with similar user groups and role bindings. Move systems from many workspaces into a single workspace and delete the now-empty workspaces.
    • Remove systems before deleting: Before deleting a workspace that has systems, remove the systems from the workspace or move them to another workspace. Systems removed from a workspace automatically move to the Ungrouped Hosts workspace.

      After you delete one or more workspaces, retry creating the new workspace.

  2. If you see "Workspace access permissions needed", contact your organization administrator to request the Workspace administrator role. For details about workspace permissions, see User access to workspaces.
  3. If you see an error that a workspace name already exists, choose a different name for your workspace.
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