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Message #06865
[Bug 1258331] [NEW] Glance v2: Image property quotas are unforgiving when quota is exceeded
Public bug reported:
Glance v2 image property quota enforcement can be unintuitive.
There are a number of reasons an image may have more properties than the
image_propery_quota allows. E.g. if the quota is lowered or when it is
first created. If this happens then any request to modify an image must
result in the image being under the new quota. This means that even if
the user is removing quotas they can still get an 413 overlimit from
glance if the result would still be over the limit.
This is not a great user experience and is unintuitive. Ideally a user
should be able to remove properties or any other action except for
adding a property when they are over their quota for a given image.
** Affects: glance
Importance: Medium
Status: New
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1258331
Title:
Glance v2: Image property quotas are unforgiving when quota is
exceeded
Status in OpenStack Image Registry and Delivery Service (Glance):
New
Bug description:
Glance v2 image property quota enforcement can be unintuitive.
There are a number of reasons an image may have more properties than
the image_propery_quota allows. E.g. if the quota is lowered or when
it is first created. If this happens then any request to modify an
image must result in the image being under the new quota. This means
that even if the user is removing quotas they can still get an 413
overlimit from glance if the result would still be over the limit.
This is not a great user experience and is unintuitive. Ideally a user
should be able to remove properties or any other action except for
adding a property when they are over their quota for a given image.
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