Description of problem: I am in the need of restricting the project count and the name a user can have. I have been provided with: https://github.com/openshift/origin/pull/6571 and https://github.com/openshift/openshift-docs/pull/1476/files as pointers by rjhowe. Based on the information he mentioned that this in upstream with possible 3.2 release. In our environment (education space), it is a pretty important thing to have as resources are a bit more finite and project count limits in conjunction with resource quota and limits allows us to maximize what we offer our customers for free. The second part of the bug report neither myself nor Ryan have been able to find much info on. In v2 currently, we are able to restrict the namespace by doing a couple of simple code modifications which allow us to restrict the project name to the user's username (as an example), thus providing a simple audit trail for troubleshooting/etc. Will there be any chance of getting this functionality added, as modifying v3 is a bit harder than it is with v2 :)?
This is related: https://trello.com/c/GsCfvXWA Will release with 3.2. This will allow you to configure the system so only N projects can be created per user.
So I am guessing that my second request should be filed as an RFE? Also, there is one last thing that we are currently able to do in v2 with a few lines of code changed. The public hostname of a route. Right now we can only limit to say *.ose.devapps.unc.edu in v3, but is there some mechanism to insert say their username for their project ex: User: boris hostnames available: *-boris.ose.devapps.unc.edu
I've created a Trello card for the second part here: https://trello.com/c/vllOT4mI/613-provide-a-way-to-limit-names-of-projects-created-by-end-users-to-a-name-based-on-user-information
Boris there isn't a current mechanism that I know of to default the route name. Sounds like another RFE.
This is similar to: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1257760
Since the feature "project request limitation" will be released in 3.2, so verify this.