Domain Quota

This page describes how Broadsign allocates disk space for each domain, and how you can manage this disk space via Broadsign Control Administrator.

Broadsign Server disk space used by a particular domain will increase each time a new piece of content is ingested through Broadsign Control Administrator.

Once the amount of used Broadsign Server disk space reaches the quota set for the domain, you will be unable to upload any more ad copies until you make room. To make room, you will need to deactivate ad copies. See Overview - Resources.

Network operators can obtain domain quota information in the Domain Quota Report.

Broadsign Publish Administrators have the possibility to delete their largest messages to free up disk space on their domain. For more information, see Free up Disk Space on Broadsign Server in the Broadsign Publish documentation.

To work out the current quota usage, generate the Domain Quota Report.

Once the amount of used Broadsign Server disk space reaches the quota set for the domain, you will be unable to upload any more ad copies until you make room. To make room, you will need to deactivate ad copies. See Overview - Resources.

Broadsign Server regularly archives your deactivated ad copies in the order listed in the domain quota report. This archival process does not impact the domain quota itself, as Broadsign bases the quota solely on active ad copies.