Add Quota Management Support (Part 1) #55
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Without this, you'll not get very far with Openstack's defaults! This adds in an endpoint that can read and update quotas. These are explciitly scoped to the identity (as that maps to an OpenStack project where quotas reside), and implicitly to the client e.g. unikorn-kubernetes/unikorn-baremetal, so they can independently affect quotas in a shared identity without having to know about one another. This first part adds in the necessary APIs that allow quotas to be created by a client, trigger an identity reconcile and are implicitly deleted on identity deletion.
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Without this, you'll not get very far with Openstack's defaults! This adds in an endpoint that can read and update quotas. These are explciitly scoped to the identity (as that maps to an OpenStack project where quotas reside), and implicitly to the client e.g. unikorn-kubernetes/unikorn-baremetal, so they can independently affect quotas in a shared identity without having to know about one another.
This first part adds in the necessary APIs that allow quotas to be created by a client, trigger an identity reconcile and are implicitly deleted on identity deletion.