Updating the storage quota of a Hosted Control Plane cluster
Update the allotted storage quota of the Fusion Data Foundation client on a Hosted Control Plane cluster to meet the storage requirement of the application workloads.
Before you begin
- You can only increase the storage quota from a defined value to a higher limited value, such as from 90Gi to 100Gi, 100Gi to 200Gi, 9Gi to 1Ti, and so on.
- You can't increase the storage quota from a defined value to unlimited.
- You can't decrease the storage quota.
- You can't modify the storage quota from unlimited to any specific value, as this action is considered a decrease.
- When you set the storage quota, it sets limits on the total storage consumption across the
cluster. Therefore, while updating the storage quota, ensure that:
- The value meets the storage requirements for all application workloads in the cluster.
- The value meets the storage requirements of all PersistentVolumeClaims (PVCs), regardless of their state within the cluster.
About this task
Use this procedure if you configured the storage quota for Fusion Data Foundation clients during their installation on hosted clusters and now need to increase it. For more information on storage quota configuration, see Installing Fusion Data Foundation on a Hosted Control Plane cluster.
Whenever the storage consumption of a Fusion Data Foundation client exceeds 80% of its quota limit, you might face issues in creating new applications on the cluster.
You can verify the usage by checking the Storage quota utilization field on the Storage Clients tab in the OpenShift® Container Platform web console.
If the client's storage consumption exceeds 80% of the quota, a warning icon appears next to the value of the Storage quota utilization field along with the StorageQuotaUtilizationThresholdReached alert. In such cases, increase the client's storage quota to clear the alert.