vishesh92 commented on issue #8515:
URL: https://github.com/apache/cloudstack/issues/8515#issuecomment-1934372608

   To implement this, we will have to fetch the current user's account and 
check it's limits. We will have to make an additional request every time we 
want to launch or scale an instance or scale.
   
   It's also possible that the domain has lower limits than the account, in 
which case the request might fail again. And when we get the domain's limits, 
it doesn't check parent domain's limit which can be lower than the current 
domain's limit.
   
   Another edge case I can think of is that the instance is being deployed in 
another account. In which case, we will need to fetch limits for that account.
   
   This is doable but there might be some other edge cases that we might miss. 
This needs more discussion and figuring out all the edge cases before we 
implement this. Otherwise we might break existing behavior for a user.
   
   We are already checking for offering's max and min values. IMO, this is not 
worth the effort and the hassle.
   
   
![image](https://github.com/apache/cloudstack/assets/8760112/319e8e32-7235-4df8-940c-8f5cbebc2ad7)
   


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