# Return disk quota information This function retrieves the cPanel account's quota. Endpoint: GET /Quota/get_quota_info Version: 11.134.0.5 Security: BasicAuth ## Response 200 fields (application/json): - `apiversion` (integer) The version of the API. Example: 3 - `func` (string) The name of the method called. Example: "get_quota_info" - `module` (string) The name of the module called. Example: "Quota" - `result` (object) - `result.data` (object) An object containing the cPanel account's quota. - `result.data.inode_limit` (any) The account's inode quota limit. * — Unlimited or disabled server quotas. - `result.data.inodes_remain` (any) The account's available inode quota. * — Unlimited or disabled server quotas. - `result.data.inodes_used` (any) The account's number of used inodes. * — No usage or disabled server quotas. Example: 1035 - `result.data.megabyte_limit` (any) The account's disk space limit, in megabytes (MB). * — Unlimited or disabled server quotas. - `result.data.megabytes_remain` (any) The account's available disk space in, megabytes (MB). * — Unlimited or disabled server quotas. - `result.data.megabytes_used` (any) The account's used disk space, in megabytes (MB). * — No usage or disabled server quotas. Example: 5.46 - `result.data.under_inode_limit` (integer) Whether the account is under its inode limit. * — Under limit. * — Over limit. Enum: 1, 0 - `result.data.under_megabyte_limit` (integer) Whether the account is under its disk space limit, in megabytes (MB). * — Under limit. * — Over limit. Enum: 1, 0 - `result.data.under_quota_overall` (integer) Whether the account is under both its inode and disk megabyte (MB) limit. * — Under limit. * — Over limit. Enum: 1, 0 - `result.errors` (array,null) List of errors if the API failed. - `result.messages` (array,null) List of messages generated by the API. - `result.metadata` (object) - `result.status` (integer) * — Success. * — Failed. Check the field for more details. Enum: 1, 0 - `result.warnings` (array,null) List of warnings generated by the API. Warnings describe non-critical failures or other problematic conditions noted while running a API.