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vultr_database_quota

Updated on 15 September, 2025

Manages resource quotas and limitations for Vultr managed database instances

Provides a Vultr database quota resource. This can be used to create, read, modify, and delete quotas for a managed database on your Vultr account.

Example Usage

Create a new database quota:

hcl 
resource "vultr_database_quota" "my_database_quota" {
	database_id = vultr_database.my_database.id
	client_id = "my_database_quota"
	consumer_byte_rate = "3"
	producer_byte_rate = "2"
	request_percentage = "120"
	user = "my_database_user"
}

Argument Reference

Note
Updating the database ID, client ID, or user will cause a force new. This behavior is in place because a database quota cannot be moved from one managed database to another and because quotas exist specifically for client ID/user pairs.

The following arguments are supported:

  • database_id - (Required) The managed database ID you want to attach this quota to.
  • client_id - (Required) The client ID for the new database quota.
  • consumer_byte_rate - (Required) The consumer byte rate for the new managed database quota.
  • producer_byte_rate - (Required) The producer byte rate for the new managed database quota.
  • request_percentage - (Required) The CPU request percentage for the new managed database quota.
  • user - (Required) The user for the new managed database quota.

Attributes Reference

The following attributes are exported:

  • database_id - The managed database ID.
  • client_id - The client ID for the new database quota.
  • consumer_byte_rate - The consumer byte rate for the new managed database quota.
  • producer_byte_rate - The producer byte rate for the new managed database quota.
  • request_percentage - The CPU request percentage for the new managed database quota.
  • user - The user for the new managed database quota.

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