Appending Group Quota Samples #155
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September 17, 2024 15:53
Appended readme and code samples for group quota requests.
edited the wrong readme, fixed.
make it match the same generic subscription used in the other file as well.
make the texts match
in other parts.
example has been appended.
example added too!
The script itself includes polling, no need to have it individual.
as some incode documentation
appended the proper get that includes the proper filter. Also appended a check for when to include an easier print output response.
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The following changes include a folder with a ReadMe, that includes the specific instructions for running Group Quota commands.
And also the following 2 files:
python put_group_quota_limits_requests_compute.pypython put_subscription_quota_allocation_request_compute.pyNote: the approach used in the code does polling, and handles the 'Escalated' state with a print to user and ending the polling.