GCP rate limit: one disk image create every 10 minutes
chk-n opened this issue · comments
According to google cloud docs: "You can create a disk image once every 10 minutes. If you want to issue a burst of requests to create a disk image, you can issue at most 6 requests in 60 minutes". This seems like a problem especially in a development environment where many deployments could occur. How does ops handle this?
have you actually ran into that limit? we have quite a few users on GCP and I've never seen that limit hit; we definitely have situations where we go past that limit quite a lot; if you click on the second link it seems to imply it's for snapshots which is not how we create images
No, but I don't want to run into that limit haha. Yeah its not very clear what they are referring to.. thanks for the quick reply
@chk-n what you are interested in, when dealing with image operations (boot images and/or disk(volume) images), is the gcp api quota limit for main actions like:
- images.insert
- images.delete
and, atm, that should be smth like 375 requests/minute/project.
Check https://cloud.google.com/compute/api-quota and search for GlobalResourceWriteRequestsPerMinutePerProject