bernardodemarco commented on PR #9225:
URL: https://github.com/apache/cloudstack/pull/9225#issuecomment-2173872677
> It would be ideal if we could have the possibility of assigning different
rates for some domains, as, in our day-to-day business with the B2B public, it
is common to negotiate different rates depending on the level of allocation and
reservation that the client requests.
@bigsys-it, yes, for sure.
With the Quota Plugin, this can be achieved through activation rules. These
rules consist of logical expressions, written in JavaScript, which should
evaluate to either a boolean or a numeric value. If the expression evaluates to
a boolean, the tariff's value will be applied based on the result. If it
evaluates to a numeric value, that value will directly become the tariff's
value.
For instance, if there's a need to assign a specific value for a given
domain, the following activation rule could be applied:
```js
if (domain.id === 'ba820fc7-12ea-11ef-9500-d283eea8b15e') {
return 150;
} else {
return 175;
}
```
Currently, applying a rule to a tariff can only be done through CloudMonkey
and its UI support is beyond the scope of this PR. I strongly advise reviewing
the PR that introduced this feature (#5909) along with its specifications
(#5891). They provide more detailed examples and technical insights that could
be extremely helpful.
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