openstack budget create

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openstack budget create \
    --amount <amount> \
    --period {daily,monthly,quarterly,yearly,custom} \
    [--start <time>] \
    [--end <time>] \
    [--currency <currency>] \
    [--enable] \
    [--disable] \
    [--service {compute,volume,image}] ... \
    [--region <region>] ... \
    [--usage-type <usage-type>] ... \
    --threshold name=<name>,value=<value>[,basis=..][,unit=..][,...] ... \
    [--project <project>] \
    [--project-domain <project-domain>] \
    <name>

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• <name>

• --amount <amount> (required)

  Amount per window.

• --period <period> (required)

  Calendar periods reset in UTC; custom is one fixed window set by --start and --end.

  One of: daily, monthly, quarterly, yearly, custom.

• --start <time>

  Start of a custom period (inclusive).

• --end <time>

  End of a custom period (exclusive).

• --currency <currency>

  Defaults to, and must be, the currency your costs are reported in.

• --enable

• --disable

  A disabled budget is not checked and sends no alerts.

• --service <service> (repeatable)

  Service to count (repeatable; default every one).

  One of: compute, volume, image.

• --region <region> (repeatable)

  Region to count (repeatable; default every one).

• --usage-type <usage-type> (repeatable)

  Usage type to count (repeatable; default every one).

• --threshold name=<name>,value=<value>[,basis=..][,unit=..][,...] (required, repeatable)

  An alert rule (repeat for more, up to 10). Keys: name, value, basis (actual|forecasted, default actual), unit (percentage|absolute, default percentage), comparison (greater_than|greater_than_or_equal|less_than|less_than_or_equal, default greater_than_or_equal), channel (a notification channel name or ID; repeatable), message, enabled (true|false).

• --project <project>

  Owning project (name or ID; defaults to your own).

• --project-domain <project-domain>

  Domain the project belongs to (name or ID). This can be used in case collisions between project names exist.

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This command also takes the common output options, such as -f json and -c <column>. See Set up the CLI.