# Quotas

This section describes how to create and manage quotas in an application.

1. Provider quota - these are quotas from providers that we use in our application.
2. Default quotas - these are quotas that will be applied to the created teams.
3. Team quotas - these are quotas for a specific team, which we can change to suit our needs.

Below is an example of the quotas for each pro provider:

**Azure:**

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**AWS:**

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**Kraud.Cloud:**

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