What is a key difference between single-tenant and multi-tenant models in Morpheus?

Question

Options

• ASingle-tenant models support multiple organizations, while multi-tenant models restrict access to a
• BMulti-tenant models allow multiple organizations to share resources securely, while single-tenant
• CSingle-tenant models are designed only for on-premises infrastructure
• DMulti-tenant models require separate Morpheus installations for each tenant

• A
  11% (6)
• B
  81% (46)
• C
  4% (2)
• D
  5% (3)

Explanation

Option B is correct because multi-tenancy is fundamentally about resource sharing with isolation - multiple organizations (tenants) operate within a single Morpheus installation while their data and access remain securely separated. Single-tenant models, by contrast, dedicate the environment to one organization, meaning resources are not shared across organizations.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• A reverses the definitions - it's multi-tenant models that support multiple organizations, not single-tenant.
• C is a false constraint; single-tenant models can run on cloud, hybrid, or on-premises infrastructure - deployment location is unrelated to tenancy model.
• D is actually the opposite of what multi-tenancy means - requiring separate installations per tenant would defeat the purpose; multi-tenancy shares one installation across tenants.

Memory tip: Think of an apartment building vs. a private house. Multi-tenant = apartment building (shared structure, separate locked units); single-tenant = private house (one owner, no sharing). The building is the Morpheus installation.

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