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  1. Go to Infrastructure → Private → select a datacenter

  2. If you are in Map view or Statistics view, click the Server symbol in top right-hand corner to go to Servers view

  3. Go to Allocation rules

  4. On the Global pane, click the +add button

  5. For the Rule type, select Load level compute

    1. If you are using a cluster as a physical machine, to create rules for the cluster, select the Server option 

  6. Complete the dialog

    Image RemovedCreate a compute load level rule for a serverImage Added

    1. For Server or Cluster:

      1. if you are using a VMware vCenter cluster as a host, to create rules for the cluster, select Server

    2. For Cluster: If you are using vCenter with ESXi, the platform detects the clusters. Select a specific cluster. A cluster rule affects all hosts irrespective of their state, for example, it applies to hosts that are powered off.

    3. For Aggregate: Select to create a rule for the sum of all resources in a group (datacenters, racks, or clusters). This means that the platform will sum all of the resources in the group and calculate the load level percentage of the total in order to determine the available resources for the group.

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  1. Go to Infrastructure → Private → select a datacenter

  2. If you are in Map view or Statistics view, click the Server symbol in top right-hand corner to go to Servers view

  3. Go to Allocation rules

  4. On the Global panel, click the + add button and complete the dialog

    Image RemovedCreate a load level rule for a datastoreImage Added

    1. For the Rule type, select Load level storage

    2. For the Datastore and Datastore tier select All or a specific tier

    3. For Storage, to limit the amount to use, enter a percentage (0 to 100%)

  5. Click Save

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  1. Go to Infrastructure → Private

  2. Select a datacenter 

  3. Go to Allocation rules → Global

  4. Click the + add button

  5. Select Restrict shared server rule 

  6. Select the two enterprises that must not share a physical server. The cloud admin must configure the rules properly to customize VM deployments. 

    Image RemovedPrevent two tenants from sharing a serverImage Added

Note that you can also restrict also restrict servers by editing an enterprise in enterprise in Users view. . See https://abiquo.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/doc/pages/327581849/Manage+enterprise+policies#Reserve-physical-machines-for-a-tenant-and-restrict-deployments.

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Redirect deployments with allocation rules

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Tip

API Documentation

For the Abiquo API documentation of this feature, see Abiquo API Resourceshttps://wiki.abiquo.com/api/latest and the page for this resource RulesResource.

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