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Hi Berndbausch,
Thanks for your reply.
I tried to see what "openstack quota" can give as an output but it seems irrelevant. Plus in my version of Openstack "openstack quota list" is not an option.
My question is not for quotas but real usage of resources (VCPU, RAM, Disk space).
Like on attached screenshot from Horizon GUI.
I would like to display such information/details on CLI.
Plus in my version of Openstack "openstack quota list" is not an option.
What is your version?
Quote:
My question is not for quotas but real usage of resources (VCPU, RAM, Disk space).
Like on attached screenshot from Horizon GUI.
I would like to display such information/details on CLI.
My hope was the --detail option:
Code:
--detail
Show details about quotas usage
This should include actual resource use.
If you can't use quota list, or if it doesn't output what you need, you could try the API. You would have to use separate quota APIs for Nova, Neutron, Cinder etc. For example Nova: https://docs.openstack.org/api-ref/c...etail-of-quota.
The nova, cinder, neutron etc clients may have quota commands as well.
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