Chapter 6. Viewing and managing quotas on DNS resources Red Hat OpenStack Platform (RHOSP) provides a set of DNS resource quotas that cloud administrators can modify using the DNS service (designate). Using DNS quotas can help you to secure your RHOSP site from events like denial-of-service attacks, by setting a limit on projects' DNS resources. Using DNS quotas can also help you to track your users' DNS resource consumption. Cloud administrators can set DNS quota values that apply to all projects, or configure one or more quotas on a project-by-project basis. The topics included in this section are: Section 6.1, "Viewing quotas for DNS resources" Section 6.2, "Modifying quotas for DNS resources" Section 6.3, "Resetting DNS resource quotas to their default values" Section 6.4, "DNS service quotas and their default values" 6.1. Viewing quotas for DNS resources You can view resource quotas for Red Hat OpenStack Platform (RHOSP) projects by using the DNS service (designate). Prerequisites You must be a member of the project whose quotas you want to view. A RHOSP user with the admin role can view quotas for any project. Procedure Source your credentials file. Example View the DNS resource quotas set for your project: Sample output A RHOSP user with the admin role can query the quotas for other projects: Obtain the ID for the project whose quotas you want to modify. Remember the ID, because you need it for a later step. Using the project ID, view the DNS resource quotas set for the project. Example In this example, the DNS quotas for project ID ecd4341280d645e5959d32a4b7659da1 are displayed: Sample output Additional resources dns quota list in the Command Line Interface Reference 6.2. Modifying quotas for DNS resources You can change DNS resource quotas for Red Hat OpenStack Platform (RHOSP) projects by using the DNS service (designate). Prerequisites You must be a RHOSP user with the admin role. Procedure As a cloud administrator, source your credentials file. Example Obtain the ID for the project whose quotas you want to modify. Remember the ID, because you need it for a later step. Using the project ID, modify a DNS resource quota for a project. For a list of available quotas, see Section 6.4, "DNS service quotas and their default values" . Example In this example, the zones quota has been modified. The total number of zones that project ID ecd4341280d645e5959d32a4b7659da1 can contain is 30: Sample output Additional resources dns quota set in the Command Line Interface Reference Section 6.4, "DNS service quotas and their default values" 6.3. Resetting DNS resource quotas to their default values You can reset DNS resource quotas for Red Hat OpenStack Platform (RHOSP) projects to their default values by using the DNS service (designate). Prerequisites You must be a RHOSP user with the admin role. Procedure As a cloud administrator, source your credentials file. Example Obtain the ID for the project whose quotas you want to reset. Remember the ID, because you need it for a later step. Using the project ID, reset the DNS resource quotas for a project. Example In this example, the quotas for a project whose ID is ecd4341280d645e5959d32a4b7659da1 are being reset to the default values: There is no output from a successful openstack dns quota reset command. Verification Confirm that the DNS resource quotas for the project have been reset: Example Sample output Additional resources dns quota reset in the Command Line Interface Reference Section 6.4, "DNS service quotas and their default values" 6.4. DNS service quotas and their default values The Red Hat OpenStack Platform (RHOSP) DNS service (designate) has quotas that a cloud administrator can set to limit DNS resource consumption by cloud users in one or in all RHOSP projects. Table 6.1. Zone quotas Quota Default Description zones 10 The number of zones allowed per project. Table 6.2. Records and record set quotas Quota Default Description zone_recordsets 500 The number of record sets allowed per zone. zone_records 500 The number of records allowed per zone. recordset_records 20 The number of records allowed per record set. Table 6.3. Zone export quotas Quota Default Description api_export_size 1000 The number of record sets allowed in a zone export.

Commands:
source ~/overcloudrc
openstack dns quota list
+-------------------+-------+ | Field | Value | +-------------------+-------+ | api_export_size | 1000 | | recordset_records | 20 | | zone_records | 500 | | zone_recordsets | 500 | | zones | 10 | +-------------------+-------+
openstack project list
openstack dns quota list --project-id ecd4341280d645e5959d32a4b7659da1
+-------------------+-------+ | Field | Value | +-------------------+-------+ | api_export_size | 2500 | | recordset_records | 25 | | zone_records | 750 | | zone_recordsets | 750 | | zones | 25 | +-------------------+-------+
source ~/overcloudrc
openstack project list
openstack dns quota set --project-id ecd4341280d645e5959d32a4b7659da1 --zones 30
+-------------------+-------+ | Field | Value | +-------------------+-------+ | api_export_size | 1000 | | recordset_records | 20 | | zone_records | 500 | | zone_recordsets | 500 | | zones | 30 | +-------------------+-------+
source ~/overcloudrc
openstack project list
openstack dns quota reset --project-id ecd4341280d645e5959d32a4b7659da1
openstack dns quota list --project-id ecd4341280d645e5959d32a4b7659da1
+-------------------+-------+ | Field | Value | +-------------------+-------+ | api_export_size | 1000 | | recordset_records | 20 | | zone_records | 500 | | zone_recordsets | 500 | | zones | 10 | +-------------------+-------+