# Eugo for workspace admins

Stand up an organization, get a team productive inside it, and keep compute spend predictable.

Source: https://university.eugo.io/learning-paths/workspace-admin

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## Who it's for

You are responsible for the environment other people work in. This path is about structure and stewardship rather than writing distributed code: organizations, workspaces, roles, plans, usage, and the activity trail that tells you who changed what.

## Courses, in order

1. [Getting started with Eugo](https://university.eugo.io/courses/getting-started-with-eugo) — What Eugo is, what problem it solves, and how to run your first workload on a cluster.
2. [Eugo 101](https://university.eugo.io/courses/eugo-101) — A full tour of the platform: sessions, clusters, workspaces, organizations, and how they fit together.
3. [Workspaces & organizations](https://university.eugo.io/courses/workspaces-and-organizations) — Set up an organization, invite people, allocate compute, and keep spend predictable.

## Good to know

### Permissions

Creating workspaces and inviting members requires an owner or admin role on the organization. A member cannot follow the second half of this path.

### Worth knowing

Plan limits govern concurrency as well as capacity. The billing lesson covers which limits bite first as a team grows.