We have recently requested that the daily API access limit for our use of the Admin Audit API be increased, but that request has not yet been addressed. We also enabled billing for our API Console project with the hope that we would not be limited to the courtesy limit. But, we continue to hit our daily limit.
So my questions are:
What is the expected turn-around time for acting on rate limit increases?
For APIs that do not have pricing, does enabling billing allow us to exceed the courtesy limit?
Q) What is the expected turn-around time for acting on rate limit increases?
A) The turn-around time is about a week depending on how much extra quota you are requesting.
Q) For APIs that do not have pricing, does enabling billing allow us to exceed the courtesy limit?
A) You will still have to fill out the request form. The billing part is just for purchasing additional quota for api that has pricing.
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I want to create an app for uploading videos to youtube. So I used youtube data API. And I will serve a service for my users to uploading video youtube.
And Official documents says that:
https://developers.google.com/youtube/v3/getting-started?hl=tr#calculating-quota-usage
Google calculates your quota usage by assigning a cost to each
request. Different types of operations have different quota costs. For
example:
A read operation that retrieves a list of resources -- channels,
videos, playlists -- usually costs 1 unit. A write operation that
creates, updates, or deletes a resource usually has costs 50 units. A
search request costs 100 units. A video upload costs 1600 units. The
Quota costs for API requests table shows the quota cost of each API
method. With these rules in mind, you can estimate the number of
requests that your application could send per day without exceeding
your quota.
Is this quotas for a application level or user level. If it is for application level, In this way I have 6 video upload credit from youtube?
What is the clear explanation for this case? Is there any difference about app level quota between user level quota?
The quota is accounted per Google project. That is that each Google project has allocated an amount of daily quota (by default 10000 units) and each API call (being it through an API key or through an access token obtained upon completing successfully an OAuth 2.0 authentication/authorization flow) is deducted out of that quota amount.
Thus, by means of a given Google project, one given application -- if granted permission by several users to access their YouTube channel upon the successful completions of OAuth 2.0 authentication/authorization flows -- could well upload videos to multiple channels.
But, as you noted, in case of one having allocated an amount of 10000 units of quota to his/her Google project, the number of videos that may be uploaded on any given day cannot exceed six (if not counting the other API calls the application may issue).
Of course there's the possibility to apply for quota extensions (by filling in this form); but be aware of the fact that, according to the experience of the users of this forum, the answer from Google does not arrive shortly.
These are application level quotas. When your application runs and you authorize a user the user uploads a video to their account.
If we look at the quota for my system
My application itself has a quota limit of 10000. but each user can max use 180,000 quota. Which is useless as my application itself can only do 10000.
My application itself can use 1,800,000 per minute but again its useless as the total for the application is 10,000.
Intro to YouTube API and cost based quota for beginners 2021.
I am preparing my first batch of requests to google vision/natural language apis. I plan on sending enough requests to exceed the free quota. I do still have my $300 in free credits in my account. So my question is: when my script is running and passes the last free request, will google then simply start deducting from my balance and allow the script to continue running seamlessly, or will it stop the script and ask me for some user input?
Thanks
Straight Answer: No
Here is how the billing works:
Gives you a chance to use your monthly free quota
Once you use up your monthly free quota, Google will charge you
2.1. If you have credits, they will accounted for the billing first
2.2. If you don't have credits, you will be charged from the credit card
I'm not sure where to read about the API request limit for a Google platform such as DFP.
I want to know if the limits are on a per platform basis, or a per google API console account basis? Because there may be several API accounts under
a single platform
Thanks
According to their support,
The API will give a QuotaError if the number of requests exceeds the limit. It is recommended to implement a back off before retrying the request. If you have DFP Small business, then it is recommended to limit requests 2 per second, if you have a Premium account, limit 8 requests per second.
For any additional information you could refer their,
Online Documentation
Ask for help in their Google Group
Hope that helps. Cheers
I recently started an internship concerning Master Data Management in Talend. Part of the Master Data Management proces involves the cleansing of data. In my case I have to cleanse a few addresses. After doing some research I bumped into the Google Places API, which would do the trick for me. At first I wasn't aware of the so called quota limits that are bound to this API so I decided to read up on it some more. Basicly I have quite a few addresses to cleanse, so the 1000 requests per day limit won't cut it. As of yesterday I decided to increase that limit to 150 000 requests by verifying my identity using my creditcard. The requests were indeed increased to 150 000 but after a few hours my billing account was closed without warning and the limit went back to 1000 requests.
My question is: is the increase of the quota limit only available for businesses or are individual users eligible for it too?
I basicly filled in my own name as the name of the business when I created the billing account for my own project. That billing account is closed now. I really need that quota increase to be able to finish my project so I'm wondering if you guys are able to enlighten me. The image below is part of the form which has to be filled in to create a billing account.
for this amount of quota you have to identify yourself through your credit card and thats it. you can use this key for personal use or business does not matter . as the whole app has that much of search quota. no matter how many people install that app.
so the answer is it is eligible for individual users too.
thank you
You may have different terms in your country. We don't have VAT in the US, although we do have state-specific sales tax on some goods and services. I suspect that Google cannot offer this service in your country without a business tracking the VAT for it. I use the Google Search API with Custom Search Engines on both personal and business accounts from the US with just CC validation. You might look to see if there are Google services resellers local to you who can offer you the Place API.
Regarding the usage of Google Place API, Google allows 1000 queries per 24 hour for this Place API, and 100,000 queries per 24 hour if the account is verified with a credit card. Exceeding 100,000 queries per 24 hour, we can write to Google to request for an uplift.
Does anyone have any experience with lifting the limits for the queries of Place API?
And if you didn't get approved, what is the Google's pricing model for exceeding usage of the queries?
Thanks
There is currently no pricing model for Places API as it is a free service. If you exceed your usage you will simply receive "status": "OVER_QUERY_LIMIT" in response to any subsequent Places API requests. Even if billing is enabled, you will not be charged for the use of the Places API.
If you apply for a Places API Quota Uplift, as long as your application meets the Google Maps Terms of Service and Places API Requirements, you should receive an uplift in quota.