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Overview

Quotas enforce per-project resource limits to prevent over-consumption and ensure fair resource distribution across tenants. Xloud Compute tracks quotas for instances, vCPUs, RAM, server groups, key pairs, and other compute resources.
Administrator Access Required — This operation requires the admin role. Contact your Xloud administrator if you do not have sufficient permissions.
Prerequisites
  • Administrator access for modifying quotas
  • Users can view their own project quota usage in the instance create wizard

Default Compute Quotas

ResourceDefault LimitDescription
Instances10Maximum number of instances per project
Cores20Maximum vCPUs across all instances
RAM51200 MBMaximum RAM across all instances
Key Pairs100Maximum SSH key pairs per user
Server Groups10Maximum server groups per project
Server Group Members10Maximum instances per server group

View Quota Usage

Quota usage is displayed in real-time during instance creation. The Instance Create wizard (Step 4: Confirm Config) shows a footer badge with current usage for: Instances, CPU, Memory, Volumes, Volume Capacity, and Server Group Members.If any quota would be exceeded, the badge turns red and the submit button is disabled.
The Dashboard does not provide a dedicated quota management page. Quota modifications are performed via the CLI or through XDeploy configuration.

Modify Quotas

1

Open XDeploy Configuration

Open XDeploy > Configuration > Advance Features.
2

Adjust quota defaults

Modify the default quota values in the configuration. Save and run Operations > Reconfigure to apply.

Next Steps

Launch an Instance

See quota enforcement in action during instance creation

Flavors

Manage flavor sizes that consume quota

Compute Hosts

Monitor cluster-wide resource availability

Storage Quotas

Manage block storage volume and capacity quotas