fargone / docs / quota
Every account has resource limits to keep the platform fair and stable. Check your usage and request increases from the CLI or web UI.
Default limits (Member)
| Resource | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Apps | 5 | Total apps you can create |
| CPU | 500 millicpu | Per-app CPU limit (~0.5 cores) |
| Memory | 512 MiB | Per-app memory limit |
| Deploy upload | 256 MiB | Max zip file size per deploy |
| Concurrent builds | 5 | Simultaneous builds |
| Rate limit | 120 req/min | API requests |
| Storage | 2 GiB | Build artifacts and deployment files |
| CDN | 100 MiB | CDN file storage |
Operators and admins have higher defaults. Admins can also set per-user overrides.
Check your quota
CLI
fargone quota
Web
Go to Settings > Quota to see usage bars for each resource.
Request more
CLI
fargone quota request apps 20 "need more for side projects"
fargone quota request cpu 2000 "need 2 cores for ML workload"
fargone quota request mem 2147483648 "2GiB for a demo cluster"
fargone quota request storage 10737418240 "10GiB for a data-heavy app"
Web
Go to Settings > Quota > Request more. Select the resource type, enter the requested value and a reason.
Quota types
| CLI alias | What it controls |
|---|---|
apps |
Number of apps |
cpu |
Millicpu per app |
mem |
Memory per app (bytes) |
storage |
Total storage (bytes) |
cdn |
CDN storage (bytes) |
builds |
Concurrent builds |
rate |
API requests per minute |
file |
Max deploy upload size (bytes) |
How requests work
- Only one pending request is allowed at a time.
- Requests go to admins for review.
- You will see the status (pending / approved / denied) and any admin notes in the quota tab.
- If denied, you can submit a new request with a different value or reason.