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Setting quotas

1. Go to the quota setting page: Log in to the CFS console, and click Create quota.
Note:
Your account needs to be added to the allowlist before you can use this feature. If you need it, submit a ticket for application.



2. Create a user quota: Set the quota type to Uid (user ID), enter an ID and the corresponding capacity ‍quota and file count quota, and click Confirm.
Note:
Uid is a user ID in the Unix system. If no Uid is available, create one with the useradd command.



3. Create a user group quota: Set the quota type to Gid (group ID), enter an ID and the corresponding capacity ‍quota and file count quota, and click Confirm.
Note:
Gid is a group ID in the Unix system. If no Gid is available, create one with the groupadd command.




Viewing quotas

Click the ID/name of a file system to go to its details page, and select Quota information to view quotas.


Modifying quotas

Set quotas for the same Uid/Gid of the existing quotas to modify the quotas.



Deleting quotas

Click the ID/name of a file system to go to its details page, select Quota information, and click Delete to delete the quota.


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