OAS Update

Author: stackit-pipeline

services/lb-ip-lists/v1alpha/lb-ip-lists.json

@@ -37,7 +37,7 @@
           "numberOfIps": {
             "description": "Number of IPv4 CIDR entries stored in the list.",
             "example": 1234,
-            "maximum": 100000,
+            "maximum": 50000,
             "minimum": 1,
             "type": "string"
           },
@@ -110,7 +110,7 @@
         "type": "object"
       },
       "IPListsQuota": {
-        "description": "IPListsQuota holds the limits and current usage for IP list resources.\n Defaults: limit=3 per project, max_entries_per_list=100000.",
+        "description": "IPListsQuota holds the limits and current usage for IP list resources.\n Defaults: limit=3 per project, max_entries_per_list=50000.",
         "properties": {
           "limit": {
             "description": "The maximum number of IP lists allowed in this project. Defaults to 3. Use -1 to indicate unlimited.",
@@ -121,9 +121,9 @@
             "type": "integer"
           },
           "maxEntriesPerList": {
-            "description": "The maximum number of IPv4 CIDR entries allowed in a single IP list. Defaults to 100000.",
+            "description": "The maximum number of IPv4 CIDR entries allowed in a single IP list. Defaults to 50000.",
             "format": "int32",
-            "maximum": 100000,
+            "maximum": 50000,
             "minimum": -1,
             "title": "Max entries per IP list",
             "type": "integer"
@@ -186,7 +186,7 @@
         "description": "UploadIPListRequest is the request payload for creating/replacing IP List.",
         "properties": {
           "fileContent": {
-            "description": "Raw upload payload. Base64-encoded over JSON. Newline-separated `.txt` list of IPv4 CIDR entries, or CSV with a `cidr` column (any other columns are ignored). Maximum 4 MiB.",
+            "description": "Raw upload payload. Base64-encoded over JSON. Newline-separated `.txt` list of IPv4 CIDR entries, or CSV with a `cidr` column (any other columns are ignored). Whole request JSON payload restricted to 2 MB.",
             "format": "byte",
             "type": "string"
           },
@@ -250,7 +250,7 @@
     }
   },
   "info": {
-    "description": "This API manages IP lists (sets of IPv4 CIDR ranges) scoped to a project and region. IP lists enable blacklisting: they can be referenced by Application and Network Load Balancer to deny traffic from matching source addresses.\n\n**Upload format**\nLists are uploaded as a single raw payload in `file_content` (base64 in JSON transport). The server first tries to parse the payload as CSV (with a `cidr` column; any other columns are ignored) and falls back to a newline-separated `.txt` list of CIDR entries when CSV parsing fails.\n\n**Limits**\n- Maximum raw upload size: 4 MiB (enforced before parsing).\n- Maximum number of CIDR entries per list: 100000 (enforced during streaming parse).\n- Maximum number of IP lists per project: 3.\n- Empty lists (0 CIDRs) are rejected.\n- Only IPv4 CIDR entries are supported for now; IPv6 entries are rejected.\n- No duplicate or overlap checks are performed.\n\n**Semantics**\n- `Upload` creates the list if it does not exist and replaces its content otherwise.   Uploads with identical stored content are a no-op (no version bump, no reload).\n- `List` returns each stored IP list without its CIDR entries (name, labels, number of IPs, content hash, usage).   The CIDR entries themselves are never returned by the API.\n- There is no single-item Get endpoint. Clients verify content by comparing the returned `content_hash`.\n- IP lists referenced by any load balancer cannot be deleted; the reference must be cleared or   replaced with a different list first.\n",
+    "description": "This API manages IP lists (sets of IPv4 CIDR ranges) scoped to a project and region. IP lists enable blacklisting: they can be referenced by Application and Network Load Balancer to deny traffic from matching source addresses.\n\n**Upload format**\nLists are uploaded as a single raw payload in `file_content` (base64 in JSON transport). The server first tries to parse the payload as CSV (with a `cidr` column; any other columns are ignored) and falls back to a newline-separated `.txt` list of CIDR entries when CSV parsing fails.\n\n**Limits**\n- Maximum request payload size: 2 MB JSON (enforced before parsing).\n- Maximum number of CIDR entries per list: 50000 (enforced during streaming parse).\n- Maximum number of IP lists per project: 3.\n- Empty lists (0 CIDRs) are rejected.\n- Only IPv4 CIDR entries are supported for now; IPv6 entries are rejected.\n- No duplicate or overlap checks are performed.\n\n**Semantics**\n- `Upload` creates the list if it does not exist and replaces its content otherwise.   Uploads with identical stored content are a no-op (no version bump, no reload).\n- `List` returns each stored IP list without its CIDR entries (name, labels, number of IPs, content hash, usage).   The CIDR entries themselves are never returned by the API.\n- There is no single-item Get endpoint. Clients verify content by comparing the returned `content_hash`.\n- IP lists referenced by any load balancer cannot be deleted; the reference must be cleared or   replaced with a different list first.\n",
     "title": "STACKIT Load Balancer IP Lists API",
     "version": "1alpha.0.0"
   },