anycloud quota
Use the AWS or Azure CLI or portal to request an increase with the desired
limit. anycloud quota status then shows the provider's request history and
current limits, including requests made outside Anycloud.
anycloud quota status
List requests and current quota:
anycloud quota status \
[--credentials NAME] \
[--region REGION] \
[--spot | --on-demand] \
[--json]
anycloud quota status --canceled [--json]
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
--credentials NAME | Named credentials; prompted in a TTY when omitted |
--region REGION | One region; omit to query every catalog region |
--spot | Only spot/preemptible quota; without either, a TTY asks |
--on-demand | Only on-demand quota |
--json | JSON; automatically enabled outside a TTY |
--canceled | Show canceled local submissions without provider access |
AWS output includes recent Service Quotas request history and current EC2 limits, including partial grants. Azure output includes pending Quota API requests, open quota support cases, and relevant GPU-family, aggregate, and public-IP limits.
Azure status uses Microsoft.Compute limits even when Microsoft.Quota is
unavailable. JSON output includes kind: "unavailable" rows naming missing
request or Network data; terminal output shows the same warnings above the
quota matrix. Results from successful regions remain visible when another
region cannot be read. A failed Compute read cannot be mistaken for a complete
GPU quota status: if every regional Compute read fails, the command reports an
error even if Network limits were available. A successful provider read with no
matching quotas shows no rows.
Use anycloud quota status --canceled to list canceled local submissions
across your credentials even if a credential has been removed or its provider
cannot be reached. This view reads local history only and takes no other
filter.