What does the Agent activation secret apply to in a multi-tenant environment?

In a multi-tenant environment, the Agent activation secret specifically applies to only the primary tenant. This is because the primary tenant manages the environment's core configuration and is responsible for the oversight of security protocols, including the activation of agents. The activation secret serves as a unique identifier to ensure that only the appropriate agents can communicate with the primary tenant's management services.

In this context, the activation secret is crucial for maintaining security and integrity within the system. By restricting the activation capability to the primary tenant, it prevents accidental or malicious activation of agents in secondary tenant environments. This strict control ensures that each tenant's data and operations remain isolated and secure, aligning with best practices for multi-tenant architectures where different users might share the same underlying resources.

This approach helps in organizing and managing resources efficiently while maintaining high levels of security and compliance across the different tenant environments.