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Workspaces

Organize your team and resources with workspaces.

A workspace is the top-level organizational unit in SMLL. It groups your team members, VPCs, billing, and settings in one place.

Creating a workspace

You create your first workspace during onboarding. You can create additional workspaces from the dashboard at any time.

Each workspace has:

  • Its own billing account and balance
  • A set of team members with role-based access
  • One or more VPCs containing your infrastructure

Team roles

Every workspace member has one of four roles:

RoleDescription
OwnerFull access to everything. Can manage billing, members, and all resources. Cannot be removed by admins.
AdminCan create, modify, and delete resources. Can manage team members (except the owner).
DeveloperRead-only access to resources via the dashboard and API.
ViewerRead-only access to resources.

Write operations (creating databases, deploying services, managing secrets) require the Admin or Owner role. Read operations are available to all members.

Inviting members

Workspace owners and admins can invite new members:

  1. Go to Settings → Members
  2. Enter the email address and select a role
  3. The invited user receives an email with a link to accept

Pending invitations can be revoked before they are accepted.

Default workspace

You can set any workspace as your default. When you sign in, you'll land in your default workspace automatically. Change this in Settings → General.

Workspace settings

Manage workspace settings from Settings in the sidebar:

SectionWhat you can configure
GeneralWorkspace name, slug, default workspace
MembersInvite, remove, and change roles for team members
BillingView balance, top up, transaction history
QuotasView and request changes to resource limits
AlertingManage notification channels for alerts

Multiple workspaces

You can belong to multiple workspaces (e.g., personal projects and a company workspace). Switch between them from the sidebar workspace selector. Each workspace has independent billing, members, and resources.

  • VPCs — create isolated environments within your workspace
  • Billing — workspace billing and balance management

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