quota

I have created a total of 30 projects in the Google Developers Console , including 23 between 12/23 and 12/27. Most recently, 3 projects were created on 12/27. When I tried to create a 4th project on 12/27, I got the message You have exceeded the quota for project creations per day. It has now been well over 24 hours since then, and I still cannot add new projects. This same question has gone unanswered (at least) here , here and here . Is it possible that nobody actually knows what the quota is? Since I have waited more than 24 hours after receiving the message before adding any new projects,

Similar to Raising Google Drive API per-user limit does not prevent rate limit exceptions In Drive API Console, quotas looks like this: Despite Per-user limit being set to an unnecessarily high requests/sec, I am still getting rate errors at the user-level. What I'm doing: I am using approx 8 threads uploading to Drive, and they are ALL implementing a robust exponential back-off of 1, 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, 64 sec back-off respectively (pretty excessive back-off, but necessary imho). The problem can still persists through all of this back-off in some of the threads. Is there some other rate that is

The API quota for my project was successfully increased to 4M through the application process. This is confirmed in the details for the quota via the Google Developer console quota page for the enabled API. Videos are, however, being rejected with this message after just the standard 50 uploads with this message: Task 310: Upload failed. Exception: HttpError 400 "The user has exceeded the number of videos they may upload." Here is an example of a successfully published video . Thousands of videos are waiting in the queue from an event that finished days ago. Several people from Google have

I'm trying to pass a large string (24,000 to 50,000 characters) to a self-hosted TCP WCF service. I've upped the maxStringContentLength (everywhere) to 22008192. I read somewhere that I need to change the bindingConfiguration to "LargeBuffer" or "LongFields" but when I do this: <endpoint address="" binding="netTcpBinding" bindingConfiguration="LongFields" contract="ExStreamWCF.IService1"> or this: <endpoint address="" binding="netTcpBinding" bindingConfiguration="LargeBuffer" contract="ExStreamWCF.IService1"> My service won't start. I really need this error to go away. Any ideas? Thanks, Jason