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shc quota set

shc quota set

Section titled “shc quota set”

set resource quotas

Synopsis

Section titled “Synopsis”

Set resource quotas at a scope. At least one of —cpu, —memory, —disk, or a —max-* counter must be supplied; each maps to one quota key persisted at the chosen scope. The tenant, environment, and stack the scope applies to come from the global -t/-e/-s flags (tenant scope needs -t; stack scope -t and -s; environment scope -t and -e; deployment scope all three).

shc quota set [flags]

Examples

Section titled “Examples”
  shc quota set --scope tenant -t acme --cpu 2000m --memory 4g
  shc quota set --scope stack -t acme -s myblog --disk 10g
  shc quota set --scope deployment -t acme -s myblog -e prod --max-apps 5

Options

Section titled “Options”
      --cpu string               cpu limit (e.g. '500m')
  -D, --disk string              disk limit
  -h, --help                     help for set
      --max-apps int             maximum number of apps
      --max-environments int     maximum number of environments
      --max-stacks int           maximum number of stacks
      --max-vapp-instances int   maximum number of vApp instances
  -m, --memory string            memory limit
      --scope string             scope (base|tenant|stack|environment|deployment)

Options inherited from parent commands

Section titled “Options inherited from parent commands”
      --config stringArray   extra YAML config file to layer on top of auto-discovered config; repeatable, later files win
  -d, --debug                enable debug mode (default: $SHC_DEBUG)
  -e, --environment string   environment name (default: $SHC_ENVIRONMENT)
      --exclude string       comma-separated dotted paths to drop
      --fields string        comma-separated columns/keys to show (and their order)
      --filter string        comma-separated dotted paths to keep (drops everything else)
  -o, --output string        output format: tty|text|json|yaml (default: $SHC_OUTPUT)
  -s, --stack string         stack name (default: $SHC_STACK)
  -t, --tenant string        tenant name (default: $SHC_TENANT)
  -v, --verbose              verbose output (default: $SHC_VERBOSE)

SEE ALSO

Section titled “SEE ALSO”
  • shc quota - manage resource quotas and limits