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Version: 2.0

Troubleshoot insufficient resources error

This guide explains how to identify and resolve insufficient resource errors when creating virtual hosts, containers, or disks within a project. These issues are typically related to reaching defined project quotas.

Identify resource quota issues​

To identify resource quota issues:

  1. Review error categories:
    • Check the error messages in the user interface. Common issues include:
      • Insufficient disk space
      • Insufficient memory
      • Other resource limitations (e.g., CPU cores, network ports)
  2. Check project activity:
    • Navigate to Project Home > Summary > Activities in the user interface.
    • Look for events confirming resource quota violations or failures due to resource constraints.
  3. Confirm resource status:
    • In the Infrastructure service, switch to the project experiencing the issue.
    • Navigate to the Overview section and review current resource usage against the project's allocated quotas.

Adjust project quotas​

If a resource shortage is confirmed, administrators can adjust project quotas using the Admin Panel (recommended for common adjustments) or the CubeCOS Infrastructure service (for advanced adjustments).

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Ensure resource quota adjustments align with the requested quota.

Adjust resources via the infrastructure service​

To adjust resources using the Infrastructure service:

  1. Log in to the cloud platform as an administrator.
  2. Navigate to Integrations > OpenStack and click Connect to manage infrastructure quotas.
  3. Switch to the Administrative Panel. For more details, see How to Navigate to the CubeCOS Administrative Panel.
  4. Navigate to Identity > Projects to view the list of projects within the cluster.
  5. Click More for the target project and select Edit Quota.
  6. Adjust the relevant quota values to meet the new project requirements.
  7. Click OK to save and apply the changes.