Workspaces
Workspaces are isolated environments that manage collections of features, events, and other resources. Typically, an organization may have a workspace for Production and another for Staging, while individual users have additional personal workspaces for experimentation and learning.
Create workspaces
Anyone with a Sumatra account can create new workspaces from the Workspaces dropdown menu:
Add your logo
Upload your logo from the Settings tab to add your brand and personalize your workpace. It will display in the workspace dropdown in the main menu.
Add additional users
To add a user to a workspace, open the Settings tab and click "Add user" and enter their email address. The user will be added to the active workspace only.
Roles and permissions
Each user in a workspace is assigned a role which determines their permission level. Any Owner of a workspace can change other users' roles.
Role | Permission | UI Access | Who it's for |
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Reader | Read only | Event Feed, Settings, Live Topology, and Dashboard | Non-developer analyst or stakeholder |
Writer | Write | Everything except workspace settings, except plan/apply and push to prod | Developers + Data Scientists |
Publisher | Write + Publish | Everything except workspace settings, including plan/apply and push to prod | Manager / Ops Eng. who can deploy to LIVE |
Owner | Write + Publish + Workspace management | Everything, including deleting the workspace | Manager, department head, etc. |
Usage plan and billing
Sumatra is available with three usage plans, primarily based on number of events. Expert setup and hosted deployment is included with all plans.
Plan | Description |
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Free | Free forever up to 100k events/month and 3 users. |
Growth | Hosted deployment that scales with you. Unlimited users. |
Enterprise | Deploy on your private cloud with unlimited events and SSO |
View the full feature list for all plans on the Pricing page.
Access the API key
Workspace Owners can access the private API key from the "Settings" tab. Each API key is unique to a single workspace.