@@ -334,7 +334,7 @@ Setting quotas per project is a mechanism for encouraging users to regularly rev
Quotas are a way of encouraging users to regularly review their use of disk space. The aim is not so much to save money, but rather to make sensible use of disk space, while allowing projects to handle large volumes of data if necessary.
The general recommendation is not to have Git repositories larger than 1 GB to preserve performance.
At present, each project has 20GB of storage space by default. As soon as 80% of disk space is used, repository owners will be warned and invited to clean up their files and reduce their size as much as possible.
At present, each project has 20GB of storage space by default. As soon as 80% of disk space is used, repository owners will be warned and invited to clean up their files and reduce their size as much as possible. When a project exceeds the threshold of 20 GB, it will remain accessible for reading but it will no longer be possible to make modifications within the project.
Beyond this default blocking threshold, a dialogue with the DSI and the PFO team will be initiated, via a ticket to the GitLab team on the helpdesk, to assess whether the use of git (including git-lfs) generating a large use of disk space on community servers is a justified approach.
