| Asset | An asset is a workload. Codiac supports two asset types: Docker image in a public or private registry and Helm charts. |
| Cabinet | A cabinet is a space for you to run your collection of assets together as an isolated instance of your enterprise. Cabinets are grouped by environment and are provisioned on a single cluster. Cabinets are a convenient way to separate projects within an environment being shared by a team. For example, you could create separate sandbox, qa, and staging cabinets in the same environment. |
| Cluster | A cluster is an orchestrated collection of virtual machines on which Codiac deploys customer software. Clusters also include network infrastructure to enable connections between services and the internet. |
| Environment | An environment is a grouping of clusters and assets contained within an enterprise. Environments are a convenient way to group workloads by team, like dev, prod, and demos. |
| Enterprise | An enterprise is a grouping of clusters, assets, and environments contained within a tenant. |
| Tenant | A tenant is the highest-level scope within a Codiac account. It contains the Codiac subscription and its own list of users, enterprises, environments, assets, and clusters. In Codiac, tenant data is entirely isolated; that is, one tenant has no access to another's data. |
| Zombie Mode | Zombie Mode allows you to shut down your environment on a schedule. Shutting down your environment when it's not in use saves you money. |