Namespaces

Overview

The oblien ns (or oblien namespaces) command provides full namespace management including create, update, delete, lifecycle control, quota management, and usage monitoring.

CRUD Commands

Create Namespace

oblien ns create --name <name> [--type <type>] [--description <desc>] [--tags <t1,t2>]

Namespace types: default, production, staging, development, testing.

List Namespaces

oblien ns list [--status <status>] [--type <type>]

Get Namespace

oblien ns get <id|slug>

Update Namespace

oblien ns update <id> [--name <name>] [--description <desc>] [--tags <tags>]

Delete Namespace

oblien ns delete <id> [--force]

Pass --force to skip safety checks.

Lifecycle

Suspend Namespace

oblien ns suspend <id>

Activate Namespace

oblien ns activate <id>

Stop All Workspaces

oblien ns stop-workspaces <id>

Activity & Usage

View Activity Log

oblien ns activity <id> [--limit <n>]

View Usage Stats

oblien ns usage <id> [--period <p>] [--from <date>] [--to <date>]

Get Full Details

oblien ns details <id> [--days <n>]

Quota Management

Set Namespace Quota

oblien ns set-quota --namespace <ns> --service <svc> --limit <n> [--period <p>] [--overdraft <n>] [--action <a>]

Flag	Description
`--namespace <ns>`	Target namespace
`--service <svc>`	Service name (e.g., `sandbox`)
`--limit <n>`	Quota limit (credits)
`--period <p>`	`monthly`, `daily`, or `unlimited`
`--overdraft <n>`	Grace credits beyond the limit
`--action <a>`	`block` or `stop_workspaces`

Reset Quota Usage

oblien ns reset-quota --namespace <ns> --service <svc>

List Namespaces with Quotas

oblien ns quotas [--service <svc>]

Default Quotas

oblien ns set-default-quota --service <svc> --limit <n> [--period <p>] [--overdraft <n>] [--action <a>]
oblien ns get-default-quota <service>
oblien ns default-quotas

Examples

oblien ns create --name production --type production
oblien ns list
oblien ns get production
oblien ns suspend ns_abc123
oblien ns activate ns_abc123
oblien ns set-quota --namespace production --service sandbox --limit 500
oblien ns usage production --period monthly
oblien ns details production --days 30

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