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Limits

How many resources an account can have, and how to get more.

Every organization has limits on the number of resources it can have. They protect the platform against abuse and runaway scripts. New organizations start with these limits:

ResourceDefault limit
Servers5
Volumes10
Volume storage, all volumes together2,000 GB
Floating IPs5
Load balancers2
Snapshots10
Snapshot storage, all snapshots together1,000 GB
Projects10
API tokens50
Private networks10
Firewalls20
Placement groups10
SSH keys50

Limits count everything in the organization, across all its projects. The console shows your current limits and use under Billing.

When a limit is reached, creating another resource of that kind fails with 403 limit_exceeded. The error details say which limit (resource, e.g. servers) and its value (limit):

{
  "error": {
    "code": "limit_exceeded",
    "message": "Your account can have up to 5 servers. Open a support ticket to raise the limit.",
    "details": { "resource": "servers", "limit": 5, "used": 5, "requested": 1 }
  }
}

The storage limits (volumes_gb, snapshots_gb) count gigabytes: creating or growing a volume needs its new size to fit, and taking a snapshot reserves the server's disk size until the snapshot's real size is known. For them, used and requested are in GB.

To raise a limit, open a support ticket in the console with the category Limit increase and tell us what you need and what for.

Other limits that apply to single resources:

WhatLimit
Labels per resource64
Rules per firewall50
Firewalls per server at creation5
Volume size10 GB to 10,240 GB
Private network size/16 to /28
Snapshots in progress per organization2
Cloud-init user data32 KiB
Services and targets per load balancerSet by the load balancer type