How we built RBAC that scales for the enterprise
Blog post from Baseten
Balancing autonomy and control is essential for organizations using inference platforms, and Baseten addresses this challenge by developing a robust Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) system from the ground up. This RBAC model enables engineers and researchers to deploy models and iterate quickly, while also providing security teams with necessary access controls and audit trails. Unlike other inference providers that often retrofit access controls, Baseten's model incorporates a single organization containing multiple isolated teams, each with specific resources and access controls, while maintaining unified billing and compliance at the top level. This setup allows for scalable operations, accommodating both small startups and large enterprises without compromising on developer experience or velocity. Key features include environment-level restrictions and granular API keys, which provide precise control over access to models and environments, ensuring that the system can adapt to the needs of organizations as they grow and evolve.
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