Bug 1506987: per_volume_gigabytes_used definition is missing #276
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https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1506987 For cloud resource quota reporting, per_volume_gigabytes_used is missing, causing -1 to be shown instead of a real value. The per_volume_gigabytes quota parameter is not a true quota limit, since it's not an aggregate across volumes but a per-volume limit. However, since OpenStack defines it as a quota param along with the aggregate values, MIQ treats it in the same way as the other parameters. In this case, we're reporting the size of the largest volume, since the limit is a per-volume limit rather than an aggregate one.
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https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1506987
For cloud resource quota reporting, per_volume_gigabytes_used is
missing, causing -1 to be shown instead of a real value.
The per_volume_gigabytes quota parameter is not a true quota limit,
since it's not an aggregate across volumes but a per-volume limit.
However, since OpenStack defines it as a quota param along with the
aggregate values, MIQ treats it in the same way as the other
parameters.
In this case, we're reporting the size of the largest volume, since
the limit is a per-volume limit rather than an aggregate one.