vinfra service compute quotas update

Update compute quotas:

usage: vinfra service compute quotas update [--cores <cores>] [--ram-size <ram>]
                                           [--floatingip <floating-ip>]
                                           [--storage-policy
                                           <storage_policy>:<size>]
                                           [--k8saas-cluster <cluster>]
                                           [--lbaas-loadbalancer <load-balancer>]
                                           [--placement <placement>] <project-id>

--cores <cores>

Number of cores

--ram-size <ram>

Number of RAM. Use the following units: M or MiB for mebibytes, G or GiB for gibibytes, T or TiB for tebibytes, P or PiB for pebibytes, and E or EiB for exbibytes.

--floatingip <floating-ip>

Number of floating IP addresses

--storage-policy <storage_policy>:<size>

Comma-separated list of <storage_policy>:<size>. To specify the size, use the following units: M or MiB for mebibytes, G or GiB for gibibytes, T or TiB for tebibytes, P or PiB for pebibytes, and E or EiB for exbibytes.

--k8saas-cluster <cluster>

Number of Kubernetes clusters

--lbaas-loadbalancer <load-balancer>

The new value for the load balancer quota limit. The value -1 means unlimited.

--placement <placement>

Comma-separated list of <placement-id>:<size>

<project-id>

Project ID

Example:

# vinfra service compute quotas update 6ef6f48f01b640ccb8ff53117b830fa3 \
--cores 10 --ram-size 10G --storage-policy default:512G
Operation successful.

This command updates compute quotas to 10 vCPUs, 20 GiB of RAM, and 512 GiB of disk space for the default storage policy.