quota

Appengine LogService has an undocumented quota: You can make up to a 1,000,000 reads from it per day, and then you'll receive the following error: Traceback (most recent call last): File "/base/python_runtime/python_lib/versions/1/google/appengine/ext/webapp/_webapp25.py", line 701, in __call__ handler.get(*groups) File "/base/data/home/apps/xxx/3.356325783019142341/xxx.py", line 355, in get for request_log in logservice.fetch(start_time=start_time, end_time=end_time, version_ids=["3"]): File "/base/python_runtime/python_lib/versions/1/google/appengine/api/logservice/logservice.py", line 414,

My application allows users to "link" their YouTube accounts to our system and then we allow them to upload videos to their channels both automatically in some cases, and on an "upload" action on their part. We have hundreds of videos being uploaded because we have thousands of users that use our system. Today I saw hundreds of errors in my application when our batch automatic upload job was running. The errors were for: quotaExceeded, video upload limit reached. My API quotas are very high (50,000,000 per day, 3,000,000 per 100 seconds, 300,000 per 100 seconds per user), so if a video is 1600

We know lots of API's are provided to us by anyone or any company to develop our applications. Some of them requires subscription and gives you an access token or a secret key etc. You can access and use these API's with these keys, and this keys make them understand how many accesses occured for a specific application. Until here, everything seems to be legit for me. But, what about google apis? For example, http://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/elevation/xml?locations=48.3412,9.5479&sensor=true This webservice(API) gives us the elevation for given coordinates. There is no key given in the

I have an Android App which copies a spreadsheet, edit the spreadsheet and upload some photos to a third person Google Drive Account, using a service account. The App was working OK. But the last 22nd of January, the App started to fail. Now it copies the spreadsheet and edit, but the photos are no longer uploaded. And I'm receiving this error. com.google.api.client.googleapis.json.GoogleJsonResponseException: 403 Forbidden {re "code" : 403, "errors" : [ { "domain" : "usageLimits", "message" : "The user has exceeded their Drive storage quota", "reason" : "quotaExceeded" } ], "message" : "The

Simple question, I'm trying to run git gc on a machine with a quota. Pre-gc, I'm at about 18GB of usage, almost all of which is my cloned git repository. My disk limit is 25GB. During the git gc operation, enough temporary files are written to disk to hit my limit and thus cause the git gc operation to fail. I can delete the .git/objects/pack/tmp_pack_* after the failed operation and get back down to 18GB of usage, but I'd really like to actually complete git gc and reclaim a little performance. Is there some fancy option (or series of other git commands) that I can use that doesn't involve

I need to increase the default quota limit of the LocalStorage in a Android WebView. Currently I can only use around 2.5MB. When trying to store more data, a quota_exceeded_err (dom exception 22) is raised. Any ideas or do I have to switch to db/file system ? Marek Sebera We're talking about HTML5 WebStorage DOCS There is plenty of question on the same theme, only not Android-specific HTML5 localStorage size limit for subdomains What is the max size of localStorage values? HTML5 LocalStorage size Fact is, that HTML5 WebStorage suffers from different implementation on different platforms.

Say within an API bundle, we have 3 different flows (e.g., flow A, flow B, and flow C), and they all reference the same Quota policy named QuotaLimitPolicy. Are they really using separate counters for a given Identifier? Flow A is executed -> QuotaLimitPolicy is executed. Result: "A counter" = 1 Flow B is executed -> QuotaLimitPolicy is executed. Result: "B counter" = 1 Flow A is executed -> QuotaLimitPolicy is executed. Result: "A counter" = 1 +1 = 2 Flow C is executed -> QuotaLimitPolicy is executed. Result: "C counter" = 1 Flow A is executed -> QuotaLimitPolicy is executed. Result: "A

Dear AppEngine people (I understand that all AppEngine support has moved to StackOverflow - if I am mistaken then sorry for posting this here), I have a very serious problem that I hope you can help me to resolve. Yesterday I enabled billing with a daily budget of $500 on my application (friendbazaar.appspot.com), and my billing status is "Enabled". However, I am still showing that I have maxed out my usage of recipients emailed at 100 of 100. The quota was just reset 2 hours ago, and so I don't understand why this has not reflected the updated quotas based on the billing settings. This is a