This document summarizes a presentation about implementing multi-tenancy on Amazon EKS (Elastic Kubernetes Service) clusters. It discusses using Kubernetes namespaces and features like network policies, resource limits, and ingress controllers to isolate applications for different clients on the same EKS cluster. Integrating with AWS services like ALB, ExternalDNS, CloudWatch, RDS and ElastiCache is also covered. The benefits of lower costs, easier management and growth potential are highlighted, along with challenges of load balancing, resource tuning and cluster sizing. While requiring a large initial investment, the approach is seen as preparing the platform for future improvements and scale.