anchor.diff:  1. Modify the value of the attribute you want to change.
   1. Save and close the deployment manifest.
   
  -## <a id='curl-after'></a> Using cf curl ##
  +## <a id='update-quota'></a> Using cf update-quota ##
   
  -**Note**: cf commands to replace `cf curl` are coming soon. Refer to the [Pivotal Tracker epic](https://www.pivotaltracker.com/epic/show/1053180) for more information.
  +1. Run `cf quotas` to find the names of all quota definitions available to your organization. Note the name of the quota plan you want to modify.
   
  -1. Run `cf curl /v2/quota_definitions -X 'GET'` to find the GUIDs of all quota definitions available to your organization. Note the GUID of the quota plan you want to assign to your organization.
  +```
  +$ cf quotas
  +Getting quotas as admin@example.com...
  +OK
   
  -    The `cf curl /v2/quota_definitions -X 'GET'` command returns a JSON response listing every quota plan available to your organization.
  -    Data about each plan shows in two sections: “metadata” and “entity.” The “metadata” section shows the quota plan GUID, while the “entity” section lists the name of the plan and the quota limits.
  +name           total memory limit   instance memory limit   routes   service instances   paid service plans
  +free           0                    0                       1000     0                   disallowed
  +paid           10G                  0                       1000     -1                  allowed
  +small          2G                   0                         10     10                  allowed
  +trial          2G                   0                       1000     10                  disallowed
  +```
   
  -    **Note**: Because “metadata” is listed before “entity” for each quota plan, the GUID of a plan appears six lines above the name.
  +1. Run `cf update-quota` with the name of the quota you want to modify. Use the appropriate flags to specify the attributes that you want to change.
   
  -    In the following example, the GUID of the “default” plan is `bbbb-0000-faaf-1234-aa12-98765bababab` and the GUID of the “silver_quota” plan is `cccc-4567-b4b4-5432-33412ad1123e`.
  +```
  +cf update-quota QUOTA [-m MEMORY] [-n NEW_NAME] [-r ROUTES] [-s SERVICE_INSTANCES] [--allow-paid-service-plans | --disallow-paid-service-plans]
  +```
   
  -	```
  -	 $ cf curl /v2/quota_definitions -X 'GET'
  +Example:
   
  -	    {
  -	      "total_results": 2,
  -	      "total_pages": 1,
  -	      "prev_url": null,
  -	      "next_url": null,
  -	      "resources": [
  -	      {
  -	        "metadata": {
  -	          "guid": "bbbb-0000-faaf-1234-aa12-98765bababab",
  -	          "url": "/v2/quota_definitions/bbbb-0000-faaf-1234-aa12-98765bababab",
  -	          "created_at": "2013-11-19T18:53:48+00:00",
  -	          "updated_at": "2013-11-19T19:34:57+00:00"
  -	        },
  -	        "entity": {
  -	          "name": "default",
  -	          "non_basic_services_allowed": false,
  -	          "total_services": 100,
  -	          "total_routes": 1000,
  -	          "memory_limit": 10240,
  -	          "trial_db_allowed": false
  -	        }
  -	      },
  -	      {
  -	      "metadata": {
  -	        "guid": "cccc-4567-b4b4-5432-33412ad1123e",
  -	        "url": "/v2/quota_definitions/cccc-4567-b4b4-5432-33412ad1123e",
  -	        "created_at": "2013-11-19T18:53:48+00:00",
  -	        "updated_at": "2013-11-19T19:34:57+00:00"
  -	      },
  -	      "entity": {
  -	        "name": "silver_quota",
  -	        "non_basic_services_allowed": true,
  -	        "total_services": 25,
  -	        "total_routes": 500,
  -	        "memory_limit": 2048,
  -	        "trial_db_allowed": true
  -	      }
  -	    }
  -	  ]}
  -	```
  -
  -2. Replace `QUOTA_PLAN_GUID`, `ATTRIBUTE`, and `VALUE` with the values you want for this quota plan and run the following command in a terminal window:
  -
  -    `cf curl /v2/quota_definitions/QUOTA_PLAN_GUID -X 'PUT' -d "{\"ATTRIBUTE\":VALUE}"`
  -
  -	The following example increases the memory limit for the “silver_quota” plan to 40 GB.
  -
  -	```
  -	$ cf curl /v2/quota_definitions/cccc-4567-b4b4-5432-33412ad1123e -X 'PUT' -d "{\"memory_limit\":40960}"
  -
  -	{
  -	        "metadata": {
  -	          "guid": "bbbb-0000-faaf-1234-aa12-98765bababab",
  -	          "url": "/v2/quota_definitions/bbbb-0000-faaf-1234-aa12-98765bababab",
  -	          "created_at": "2013-11-19T18:53:48+00:00",
  -	          "updated_at": "2013-11-19T19:34:57+00:00"
  -	        },
  -	        "entity": {
  -	          "name": "default",
  -	          "non_basic_services_allowed": false,
  -	          "total_services": 100,
  -	          "total_routes": 1000,
  -	          "memory_limit": 10240,
  -	          "trial_db_allowed": false
  -	        }
  -	      },
  -	      {
  -	      "metadata": {
  -	        "guid": "cccc-4567-b4b4-5432-33412ad1123e",
  -	        "url": "/v2/quota_definitions/cccc-4567-b4b4-5432-33412ad1123e",
  -	        "created_at": "2013-11-19T18:53:48+00:00",
  -	        "updated_at": "2013-11-19T19:34:57+00:00"
  -	      },
  -	      "entity": {
  -	        "name": "silver_quota",
  -	        "non_basic_services_allowed": true,
  -	        "total_services": 25,
  -	        "total_routes": 500,
  -	        "memory_limit": 40960,
  -	        "trial_db_allowed": true
  -	      }
  -	    }
  -	  }
  -	```
  + ```
  +$ cf update-quota small -m 4096 -n medium -r 20 -s 20 --allow-paid-service-plans
  + ```
  +<p class="note"><strong>Note</strong>: If you wish to create or modify quotas for individual spaces rather than across an entire organization, you can use the <code>space-quota</code> command. It is almost identical to the <code>quota</code> command. For example: to create a quota for a space, you would use <code>create-space-quota</code>. To modify that quota, you would use the <code>update-quota</code> command. Be advised that there is a limit to the total amount of memory a space can have (e.g. 1024M, 1G, 10G).
positive.code: 
  1. Save and close the deployment manifest.
  
  ## <a id='curl'></a>Using cf curl ##
  
  **Note**: cf commands to replace `cf curl` are coming soon. Refer to the [Pivotal Tracker epic](https://www.pivotaltracker.com/epic/show/1053180) for more information.
  
  In a terminal window, run the following command. Replace the placeholder attributes with the values you want for this quota plan:
  
   ```
  cf curl /v2/quota_definitions -X 'POST' -d ' { "name": "NAME", "non_basic_services_allowed": NBS_ALLOWED, "total_services": SERVICES, "total_routes":
  ROUTES, "memory_limit": MEMORY, "trial_db_allowed": DB_ALLOWED } '
   ```
  
  Example:
  
   ```
  cf curl /v2/quota_definitions -X 'POST' -d ' { "name": "small", "non_basic_services_allowed": false, "total_services": 10, "total_routes": 10, "memory_limit": 2048, "trial_db_allowed": false } '
   ```
  
  # <a id='modify'></a> Modifying a Quota Plan #
  
negative.code: You can create a new quota plan in one of two ways:
  
  * Directly modify the CF deployment manifest before deploying.
  * Use `cf create-quota` after deploying.
  
  ## <a id='manifest'></a> Modifying the Manifest ##
  
  