Service quotas

Quotas in Cloudfleet limit the types of resources that users can create and use. Quotas apply at the organization level. They help you manage resource allocation and keep usage efficient across your Cloudfleet environment.

View Cloudfleet service quotas

View Cloudfleet service quotas using CLI

To view the quotas for your organization with the Cloudfleet CLI, run the following command:

cloudfleet organization describe

The output shows the quotas for your organization, including the maximum number of Basic clusters, Pro clusters, and Fleets that you can create:

{
  "basic_clusters_max": 1,
  "basic_clusters_available": 1,
  "pro_clusters_max": 10,
  "pro_clusters_available": 10,
  "fleets_max": 15,
  "managed_fleets_cpu_max": 50
}

View Cloudfleet service quotas using API

To view the quotas for your organization with the Cloudfleet API, run the following command:

curl -X 'GET' \
  'https://api.cloudfleet.ai/v1/organization' \
  -H 'accept: application/json'

Requesting quota changes

If you need more resources than your current quota allows, contact Cloudfleet support to request a quota increase. The support team reviews your request and adjusts your quota as needed.

Additional approval process (business verification)

Certain items need an additional approval (business account verification). When you select certain high-end machines, you may need to describe your use case. Approvals typically take 1 to 2 business days. You may be asked for more information when you submit a request.