openclaw - 💡(How to fix) Fix [Feature]: Multi-tenancy support (shared server + RBAC, not N instances) [3 comments, 2 participants]

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openclaw/openclaw#60127Fetched 2026-04-08 02:35:57
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Support secure, tenant-isolated multi-tenancy in a single OpenClaw instance — with RBAC, scoped resources, and strict data boundaries — not via running multiple separate deployments.

Root Cause

Support secure, tenant-isolated multi-tenancy in a single OpenClaw instance — with RBAC, scoped resources, and strict data boundaries — not via running multiple separate deployments.

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Summary

Support secure, tenant-isolated multi-tenancy in a single OpenClaw instance — with RBAC, scoped resources, and strict data boundaries — not via running multiple separate deployments.

Problem to solve

We’re using OpenClaw at our startup — right now, we spin up a separate instance per team member just to keep workspaces isolated. It’d be awesome if OpenClaw natively supported proper user accounts and tenant-scoped environments instead. We just curious: how many of you actually need or want multi-tenancy support in OpenClaw? Support secure, tenant-isolated multi-tenancy in a single OpenClaw instance — with RBAC, scoped resources, and strict data boundaries — not via running multiple separate deployments.

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TL;DR

Implementing Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) and tenant-scoped environments in OpenClaw could enable secure multi-tenancy support.

Guidance

  • Investigate existing authorization mechanisms in OpenClaw to determine if RBAC can be integrated or extended to support multi-tenancy.
  • Research how to implement strict data boundaries and scoped resources within a single OpenClaw instance to ensure tenant isolation.
  • Consider conducting a survey or gathering feedback from users to validate the need for multi-tenancy support and inform the design of the solution.
  • Evaluate the potential impact of multi-tenancy on OpenClaw's performance, scalability, and security.

Notes

The issue lacks specific technical details, so a thorough analysis and solution cannot be provided. However, the guidance points above can help move towards a solution.

Recommendation

Apply workaround: Implementing a custom authorization mechanism or using an existing library to provide basic multi-tenancy support, while waiting for native support in OpenClaw.

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