Hi @Radhe Dhakad while this sounds interesting, could you please present a few real use-cases of this?
From what I understand, this would be some sort of notification system based on customer balance or based on remaining OpenStack quota. Could you please clarify?
Radhe
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Mar 9
If a customer sets a monthly budget (e.g., $500), they receive alerts at thresholds like 70%, 90%, and 100% usage to avoid unexpected charges. Also Credit balance alert (prepaid environments) Notify when the account balance becomes low, preventing instances from being suspended due to insufficient credits.
Project-level alerts for teams In multi-tenant environments, project admins receive alerts when team usage approaches project limits.
This would act as a preventive notification system for cost control and resource planning rather than reacting after limits are reached.
These are some examples where we can use notifications,
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Marius Leustean
Mar 7
Hi @Radhe Dhakad while this sounds interesting, could you please present a few real use-cases of this?
From what I understand, this would be some sort of notification system based on customer balance or based on remaining OpenStack quota. Could you please clarify?
Radhe
Mar 9
If a customer sets a monthly budget (e.g., $500), they receive alerts at thresholds like 70%, 90%, and 100% usage to avoid unexpected charges.
Also Credit balance alert (prepaid environments)
Notify when the account balance becomes low, preventing instances from being suspended due to insufficient credits.
Project-level alerts for teams
In multi-tenant environments, project admins receive alerts when team usage approaches project limits.
This would act as a preventive notification system for cost control and resource planning rather than reacting after limits are reached.
These are some examples where we can use notifications,