Aug 01 2020 11:39 PM
Hi All,
I am using 1 subscription for multiple users. Is it possible to set spending limit for each user.
Though spending limit can be associated only with subscription is there any work around for it. I wont be able to create multiple subscription.
Thanks!
Aug 03 2020 01:59 AM
SolutionHi @avisravi ,
I don't think this is currently possible. You define your scope (e.g. a subscription, or a Resource Group), your "budget limit", period, and then you can specify various actions that can happen depending what threshold (% of your budget) is reached. It is not linked with any identity.
The only workaround I could think of (considering your limitation to use one subscription only) is to build a model, where you do 1:1 mapping of Resource Groups, RBAC permissions to them (role assignments to users) and budgets on RG level.
Example: User John would work only within `Project A` resource group (he will have e.g. a Contributor role on that level) and you would configure a budget in that RG for a certain amount of $$.
This model has some caveats (like you typically have a team that work together on building a solution, and you want to allow that team to group resources logically into RGs based on their lifecycle), but that's the only possibility I could think of.
Aug 06 2020 07:36 AM
Apr 26 2023 12:14 AM
Is there any new information considering this - One of our customers have same issue - need to have spending limit to every student under same subscription
Apr 26 2023 02:18 AM
Apr 26 2023 05:03 AM
Aug 03 2020 01:59 AM
SolutionHi @avisravi ,
I don't think this is currently possible. You define your scope (e.g. a subscription, or a Resource Group), your "budget limit", period, and then you can specify various actions that can happen depending what threshold (% of your budget) is reached. It is not linked with any identity.
The only workaround I could think of (considering your limitation to use one subscription only) is to build a model, where you do 1:1 mapping of Resource Groups, RBAC permissions to them (role assignments to users) and budgets on RG level.
Example: User John would work only within `Project A` resource group (he will have e.g. a Contributor role on that level) and you would configure a budget in that RG for a certain amount of $$.
This model has some caveats (like you typically have a team that work together on building a solution, and you want to allow that team to group resources logically into RGs based on their lifecycle), but that's the only possibility I could think of.