osc load-balancer quota set
Updates a quota for a project.
If the request is valid, the service returns the Accepted (202) response code.
This operation returns the updated quota object.
If the quota is specified as null the quota will use the deployment default quota settings.
Specifying a quota of -1 means the quota is unlimited.
Specifying a quota of 0 means the project cannot create any of the resource.
Usage: osc load-balancer quota set [OPTIONS] <--project-name <PROJECT_NAME>|--project-id <PROJECT_ID>|--current-project>
Options:
--project-name <PROJECT_NAME>— Project Name--project-id <PROJECT_ID>— Project ID--current-project— Current project--health-monitor <HEALTH_MONITOR>--healthmonitor <HEALTHMONITOR>— The configured health monitor quota limit. A setting ofnullmeans it is using the deployment default quota. A setting of-1means unlimited--l7policy <L7POLICY>— The configured l7policy quota limit. A setting ofnullmeans it is using the deployment default quota. A setting of-1means unlimited--l7rule <L7RULE>— The configured l7rule quota limit. A setting ofnullmeans it is using the deployment default quota. A setting of-1means unlimited--listener <LISTENER>— The configured listener quota limit. A setting ofnullmeans it is using the deployment default quota. A setting of-1means unlimited--load-balancer <LOAD_BALANCER>--loadbalancer <LOADBALANCER>— The configured load balancer quota limit. A setting ofnullmeans it is using the deployment default quota. A setting of-1means unlimited--member <MEMBER>— The configured member quota limit. A setting ofnullmeans it is using the deployment default quota. A setting of-1means unlimited--pool <POOL>— The configured pool quota limit. A setting ofnullmeans it is using the deployment default quota. A setting of-1means unlimited