Resource Hierarchy

The following diagram depicts the high-level resources and their relationships in Choreo.

Organizations and data planes

Data planes are connected to the organization and are available for all projects within the organization. When you create an environment in a project, the data plane connected to the organization is linked with an automatically generated Kubernetes namespace.

Environments and data planes

Choreo allows multiple Kubernetes clusters to be associated with an environment. This enables you to build highly resilient and resource-efficient solutions that utilize multiple clusters. Choreo synchronizes your applications and workloads between associated clusters in an environment, allowing you to perform multi-cluster deployment with a single click.

The following diagram illustrates how multiple clusters associate with different environments:

Note

It is not necessary to use a different cluster per environment. You can create multiple environments on the same cluster. The above diagram is an example of a specific solution. Your application architecture may require a different configuration than what is depicted.

Components and environments

Components belong to a project in Choreo, and environments are provisioned per project. When a component is deployed, it is deployed as a container to the specified environment. Once deployed, you can promote the container image across the environments available in the project.