Hi,
I've been experimenting with the recently added persistent volume feature and noticed that there are currently no quota controls in place.
Specifically:
- A sandbox can write unlimited data to a mounted volume —
FSStat reports ~4.6 EB of available space regardless of actual storage
- There's no way to set a maximum size per volume
- There's no limit on the number of volumes a team can create
Would you consider adding quota support? Some useful controls might include:
- Per-volume size cap — a configurable maximum byte limit per volume, enforced at the NFS layer or via filesystem-level quotas on the host
- Volume count limit per team — a cap on how many volumes a single team can create
For self-hosted deployments this is especially important when multiple teams share the same underlying storage, as a single runaway sandbox could exhaust the entire shared filesystem.
Thanks for the great work on this feature!
Hi,
I've been experimenting with the recently added persistent volume feature and noticed that there are currently no quota controls in place.
Specifically:
FSStatreports ~4.6 EB of available space regardless of actual storageWould you consider adding quota support? Some useful controls might include:
For self-hosted deployments this is especially important when multiple teams share the same underlying storage, as a single runaway sandbox could exhaust the entire shared filesystem.
Thanks for the great work on this feature!