Account Limits: In the Sidebar, With Usage Meters
The Account limits page now has its own sidebar entry, shows how much of each limit you use, and lets you ask for more in a side drawer.
What's changed
- Account limits is in the console sidebar, after Billing, and in the command palette; it used to be reachable only from the Request a limit increase links on a create page, after you had already hit a limit
- A strip under the title shows one cell for each limit (Databases, Cache, VPS, Rapids and Storage Share) as 3 of 5 with what is left; the meter turns amber from 70 percent and red from 90, and At the limit is also said in words, so color is never the only signal
- Instance sizes lists the most one instance can have and which dedicated and shared sizes you can choose, each marked Available or Locked, and a limit your account has none for reads Not set instead of 0
- Request an increase opens a drawer: give a reason of at least 50 characters and raise only the limits you need, and only the limits you change are sent; larger instance sizes are under Larger instances, and the page tells you when a request is waiting for review
- When a limit stops you from creating something, the message now carries the page's full address, for example You have reached your VPS instance limit. Request a limit increase at https://console.danubedata.ro/account-limits, and the API (status 422), the danube CLI and Terraform show the same text