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Add Resource Limits to Backups and Object Storage (#10017)
Doc PR : apache/cloudstack-documentation#461
This PR fixes#8638
== Description
Four new Resource Types have been added. Admin can configure corresponding resource limits for the tenants at different levels (domain, account, project)
User dashboard's Storage section will show the new resources, their limits and current usage.
1. backup - No. of backups used by the account
2. backup_storage - Backup storage allocated for the account
3. bucket - No. of buckets used by the accounts
4. object_storage - Object storage allocated for the account.
Some other related changes done to BnR framework:
1. Maximum number of Backups to retain can be specified while creating Backup schedules, similar to Scheduled snapshots.
2. Oldest Scheduled backup of the same interval type will be deleted once the number reaches the configured max Backups value.
3. Code refactor: Moved syncBackups method from BackupProvider to the framework BackupManagerImpl, as it is a common functionality and all providers were using duplicated code.
Changes done to the Object Storage Framework
1. Quota parameter is made mandatory while creating a bucket. Bucket quota is considered to be the allocated space and will be used to enforce Resource limits.
== Schema Changes:
1. New Column `max_backups` added to `backup_schedule` table
4. New Column `backup_interval_type` added to `backups` table
== Api Changes:
1. createBackup: new Parameter `scheduleid`. It should be specified whenever a scheduled backup is created. This will translate to the `backup_interval_type` in the `backups` table.
3. createBackupScheduke: new Parameter `max_backups`. To specify maximum number of backups to retain for the given schedule.
== Configurations:
|Setting |Scope |Default Value |Description|
|-------|--------|--------------|-----------|
|backup.max.hourly |Global |8 |Maximum recurring hourly backups to be retained for an instance|
|backup.max.daily |Global |8 |Maximum recurring daily backups to be retained for an instance|
|backup.max.weekly |Global |8 |Maximum recurring weekly backups to be retained for an instance|
|backup.max.monthly |Global |8 |Maximum recurring monthly backups to be retained for an instance|
|max.account.backups| Global| 20 | The default maximum number of backups that can be created for an account|
|max.account.backup.storage| Global| 400 | The default maximum backup storage space (in GiB) that can be used for an account|
|max.domain.backups| Global| 40 | The default maximum number of backups that can be created for an domain|
|max.domain.backup.storage| Global| 800 | The default maximum backup storage space (in GiB) that can be used for an domain|
|max.project.backups| Global| 20 | The default maximum number of backups that can be created for an project|
|max.project.backup.storage| Global| 400 | The default maximum backup storage space (in GiB) that can be used for an project|
|Setting |Scope |Default Value |Description|
|-------|--------|--------------|-----------|
|max.account.buckets| Global| 20 | The default maximum number of buckets that can be created for an account|
|max.account.object.storage| Global| 400 | The default maximum object storage space (in GiB) that can be used for an account|
|max.domain.buckets| Global| 40 | The default maximum number of buckets that can be created for an domain|
|max.domain.object.storage| Global| 800 | The default maximum object storage space (in GiB) that can be used for an domain|
|max.project.buckets| Global| 20 | The default maximum number of buckets that can be created for an project|
|max.project.object.storage| Global| 400 | The default maximum object storage space (in GiB) that can be used for an project|
Co-authored-by: Daan Hoogland <daan@onecht.net>
Co-authored-by: Lucas Martins <56271185+lucas-a-martins@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Lucas Martins <lucas.martins@scclouds.com.br>
Co-authored-by: Pearl Dsilva <pearl1594@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Rohit Yadav <rohit.yadav@shapeblue.com>
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