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Storage & Billing


Storage Quota

Every Autonomous account includes 2 GiB of platform storage shared across all projects.

Storage is consumed by:

SourceDescription
DatabasesData stored in deployed PostgreSQL, MySQL, or MongoDB instances
PersistentVolumeClaimsStorage attached to application deployments
Database BackupsCompressed backup snapshots stored on platform storage

Storage usage is visible in real time from the Storage section of your dashboard, with a per-project breakdown.


Monitoring Usage

  1. Open your Dashboard
  2. Navigate to the Storage section
  3. View total usage and a breakdown per project — databases, PVCs, and backup files listed separately

Warnings & Limits

At 90% usage, a warning notification is sent to your configured alert channel and displayed in the dashboard.

At 100% usage, the following actions are paused until space is freed or storage is upgraded:

  • New deployments
  • Database provisioning
  • Backup creation

A clear error message is shown explaining the reason for any blocked action.


Freeing Up Storage

To reclaim space without upgrading:

  • Delete old backups — remove database snapshots from the Backups section
  • Remove unused deployments — stop and delete services that are no longer needed
  • Delete unused databases — remove databases and their associated PVCs from the Database tab

Upgrading Storage

To increase your storage limit:

  1. Navigate to Plan & Billing in your account settings
  2. Select the additional storage tier you need
  3. Complete the purchase

Storage upgrades take effect immediately and unblock any paused operations.


Admin Storage Management

Platform administrators can manage storage across all users from the Admin Panel:

  • View storage usage per user
  • Adjust individual storage quotas
  • Review per-project usage breakdowns
  • Remove unused resources on behalf of users

Admins can increase a user’s quota without requiring the user to purchase an upgrade — useful for organization-managed deployments.