increasing per user quota in Google WorkSpace

There was a request from a user to increase the Google WorkSpace storage quota from 15 GB to 100 GB for two accounts. 

I asked Gemini via aistudio.google.com how I can increase the quota of a single user, (without changing their Organizational Unit quota) and it showed me this method. Accordingly, have set 100 GB for the group called higher storage users - the two user accounts have been added as members. Later, I got a confirmation from them that the quota increase was successful.

Here is how the admin can do it:

1. Create a Group: In the Google Admin console, go to Directory > Groups and create a new group (e.g., "Higher Storage Users"). Add the single user to this group[3].
2. Navigate to Storage: Go to Menu > Storage[4].
3. Manage Limits: Under the Storage settings section, click Manage[4].
4. Select the Group: On the left-hand panel, search for and select the configuration group you just created[3][4].
5. Set the New Quota: Turn on the User storage limit, enter the new, higher storage amount for that user, and click Save[2][3].

Note: Group limits override Organizational Unit (OU) baseline limits, making this the best way to handle one-off storage increases.[3]

And the references cited were:

[2] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3DIBwK8NE90

[3] https://knowledge.workspace.google.com/admin/getting-started/editions/set-storage-limits
[4] https://knowledge.workspace.google.com/admin/storage/set-storage-limits-for-your-users