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  1. OpenShift Request For Enhancement
  2. RFE-4438

Add additional metrics for the quota management system

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    Description

      We are currently missing metrics regarding quota management. Implementing new metrics would improve management of various quotas, especially for big deployments where mutliple OpenShift cluster are connected to a single Quay instance. From our customer:

      We came to the conclusion that it would be really helpful to manage & operate Quay as a customer like us but also we guess it's a helpful feature for other Quay customers as well.
      Especially for large deployments (4 "bridged" OpenShift clusters) as ours, it's not manageable to observe all the quotas within the UI or by notifications, cause we can't implement something like prediction.
      
      If Quay would expose metrics for storage quotas, it would make it possible to automate the observability e.g. with Grafana.
      
      I've metrics in mind, showing the following information about quotation:
      * quota consumption per organisation:  capacity_/available_bytes
      * quota consumption per repository: capacity_/available_bytes
      
      So basically similar to kubelet_volume_stats_capacity_bytes/_available_bytes.
      
      As this data is already available in Quay's UI (reference https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EB3Z_2rrum4), it should be easily possible to expose the same data also via metrics and so improve the overall observability for the product.
      

      Please let us know if any other info is required!

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              DanielMesser Daniel Messer
              rhn-support-ibazulic Ivan Bazulic
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