Projects — Resource Organisation
Group and organise Tasmanian Cloud resources into projects — separate environments, billing, and access control across VPS, storage, and networking.
Coming Soon
Project management features are currently under development. This page outlines our planned offerings.
Overview
We're working on introducing project-based organization to help you group and manage your resources. Projects will provide a way to organize your infrastructure, control access, and track costs across different initiatives.
Planned Features
Project Structure
You'll be able to create and manage:
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Project creation | Group resources by team, application, or environment |
| Resource grouping | VPS, Kubernetes, storage all organized by project |
| Access control | Define who can access what within each project |
| Quota limits | Set resource limits per project |
| Cost tracking | Monitor spend across projects |
Project Hierarchy
Use Cases
| Use Case | Description |
|---|---|
| Team separation | Different projects for different teams |
| Environment isolation | Dev, staging, production separation |
| Cost allocation | Track spend by project |
| Access control | Grant permissions at project level |
What We're Solving
- Organization — Clear structure for your resources
- Access management — Control who can access what
- Cost tracking — Understand where your spend goes
- Quota enforcement — Prevent runaway resource usage
Timeline
We're actively working on this feature. If you're interested in early access or have specific requirements, please contact hello@tasmanian.cloud.
Related Documentation
- Monitoring — Resource observability
- Uptime — Service availability
- VPS — Virtual Private Servers
Monitoring — Metrics & Observability
Resource monitoring and observability for Tasmanian Cloud — metrics, logs, and dashboards covering VPS, Kubernetes, storage, and networking workloads.
Uptime Monitoring
Uptime monitoring and availability tracking for Tasmanian Cloud workloads — synthetic checks, status pages, and alerting from Australian infrastructure.