1. A computer-implemented method for managing storage of an object for an object store, the method comprising: establishing the object store configured to be used for a first user for a first workload-type for a first set of objects wherein the first workload type is data analytics processing; establishing the object store configured to be used for a second user for the first workload-type for a second set of objects; establishing the object store configured to be used for the first user for a second workload-type for a third set of objects; providing, for the first user for the first workload-type, a first object store quota; providing, for the second user for the first workload-type, a second object store quota; providing, for the first user for the second workload-type, a third object store quota; providing, for the first user for the first workload-type, a first meta-data quota, wherein the first meta-data quota limits the amount of space that may be used to store meta data related to the first workload type; providing, for the second user for the first workload-type, a second meta-data quota, wherein the second meta-data quota limits the amount of space that may be used to store meta data related to the first workload type; providing, for the first user for the second workload-type, a third meta-data quota, wherein the third meta-data quota limits the amount of space that may be used to store meta data related to the second workload type; processing, consistent with both the first object store quota and the first meta-data quota, the first set of objects; processing, consistent with both the second object store quota and the second meta-data quota, the second set of objects; processing, consistent with both the third object store quota and the third meta-data quota, the third set of objects; changing, in response to a first triggering event the first object store quota; changing, in response to a second triggering event the first meta-data quota; and generating, for the first user for the first workload-type, both a future object store quota and a future meta-data quota, the generation based at least in part on historical data.