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Quotas

Google Cloud DNS has quotas that limit the number of zones, records, and size of resource records. The API also has quota limits for API queries when you are using the API directly rather than through the gcloud command.

Zones, records, and size limits

You can run the following command to look up the quota for your project:

gcloud [--project=projectname] dns project-info get

The --project parameter is optional and used if you want to look up the quota for a project other than your default project. You can find the ID at the top of the Overview page in the Google Developers Console .

Example response:

{
"id": "projectname",
"kind": "dns#project",
"number": "123456789012",
"quota": {
    "kind": "dns#quota",
    "managedZones": 100,
    "resourceRecordsPerRrset": 20,
    "rrsetAdditionsPerChange": 100,
    "rrsetDeletionsPerChange": 100,
    "rrsetsPerManagedZone": 10000,
    "totalRrdataSizePerChange": 10000
}
}

This example response shows the total limits for the various types of objects in your project. The totalRrdataSizePerChange is measured in bytes and the combined total of both the additions and deletions for a change.

API usage limits

You can view your API limits, current usage, and optionally request more quota from the Quotas pane in the APIs Console .

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