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Creates a storage quota on the cloud repository for a tenant account with the specified ID.
Request
To create a storage quota for a tenant account, you need to send the POST HTTP request to the URL of the /cloud/tenants/{ID}/resources resource.
HTTP Request
POST http://<Enterprise-Manager>:9399/api/cloud/tenants/{ID}/resources |
Request Header
The request contains the following headers:
Header | Required | Description |
X-RestSvcSessionId | True | The request requires authorization. In the header, the client must send a session ID copied from the server reply to the request creating a new logon session. To learn more, see Authentication and Security. |
Request Body
In the request body, the client must send parameters of the storage quota. The body of the request must conform to the XML Schema Definition of Veeam Backup Enterprise Manager RESTful API.
The request body must contain the following elements:
Element | Type | Description | Modifiable | Min/Max Occurrence |
Name | String | Friendly name of the cloud repository. | Yes | 1/1 |
RepositoryUid | URN | ID of the backup repository on which the storage quota must be created, for example: urn:veeam:Repository:82db96c3-445c-4a7e-9587-f2d523e839f4 | Yes | 1/1 |
QuotaMb | Int | Size of the storage quota assigned to the user (in MB). Storage quota cannot be less than 1GB. | Yes | 1/1 |
WanAcceleratorUid | URN | ID of the WAN accelerator that must be used as a target WAN accelerator with the cloud repository. This parameter must be specified if you want cloud tenants to work with the cloud repository via WAN accelerators. | Yes | 0/1 |
For example:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> |
Query Parameters
None.
Response
The server returns the following response to the client.
Response Codes
A successfully completed operation returns response code 202 Accepted.
Response Headers
The response to this request contains the following headers. The response may also include additional standard HTTP headers.
Header | Description |
Content-length | The length of the response body. |
Content-type | The media type and syntax of the request body message: application/xml. |
Response Body
None.
Example
The example below creates a storage quota for the tenant account with ID c7bfad45-6089-4c47-89d4-6f707b82306b. The storage quota of 1024 MB is created on a backup repository that has ID 82db96c3-445c-4a7e-9587-f2d523e839f4.
Request: POST http://localhost:9399/api/cloud/tenants/c7bfad45-6089-4c47-89d4-6f707b82306b/resources
Request Header: X-RestSvcSessionId NDRjZmJkYmUtNWE5NS00MTU2LTg4NjctOTFmMDY5YjdjMmNj
Request Body: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
Response: 202 Accepted
Response Body: <Task xmlns="http://www.veeam.com/ent/v1.0" Type="Task" Href="http://localhost:9399/api/tasks/task-1"> |
To trace the status of the operation, send the GET HTTP request to the URL of the received task resource:
Request: GET http://localhost:9399/api/tasks/task-1
Request Header: X-RestSvcSessionId NDRjZmJkYmUtNWE5NS00MTU2LTg4NjctOTFmMDY5YjdjMmNj
Response: 200 Success
Response Body: <Task xmlns="http://www.veeam.com/ent/v1.0" Type="Task" Href="http://localhost:9399/api/tasks/task-1"> |