I recently applied to have the limit the Google Analytics API increased. This was approved and I received an email saying it was completed. When I went to check the increase it still showed the original value. I navigated across from the Developer Console to the GCP console and saw a message saying that Quota cannot not be increased when still using the Free Credits. So I changed the account to a paid one, hoping that the increase would then show. But alas, I am still stuck with the lower quota. Is there anything I can do?
This was resolved internally with Google
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Bing Customer Search has stopped returning results in many cases today. We received an email that was a quota warning, however, we were informed the quota was 20,000 where the email says 1,000.
The pricing page also still says that quota is 20,000 for the preview.
Is there a general problem with the service or an issue with the quota system?
We don't want to have to move services again.
It was throwing a 403 quota error. Then a night later it was no longer doing so. This was probably a bad cloud update and was fixed by Microsoft.
I am getting a HTTP 403 error with message: "... returned "User Rate Limit Exceeded">. after about 5K message translation. I have a deadline to get this done and the forum postings are not getting any responses from Google support.
The FAQ page states the following:
I get an HTTP 403 error when I call the API.
You may be exceeding your quota: either the daily billable total, or the limit on request characters per second.
To view or change usage limits for your project, or to request an increase to your quota, open the API Library in the Cloud Platform Console.
If you have enabled billing for your project, you can see the quota percentage for each API. You can view and change quotas from the API section's API Library and Enabled APIs links
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I have my rate at the maximum allowable which is 10K/100sec/user, I cannot increase past that.
characters/100seconds/user 10,000
And when I go to the quota request page to ask Google support to increase it, the only thing I see is the character increase request, not the rate increase, and it does not let me submit the form.
How do I get someone at Google to look at this without paying $300 for silver support - that is the lowest level at which they provide phone support.
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*Translate API Quota Increase Request
This form should be used by customers of Google Cloud Platform for the following:
Owners of applications that wish to increase quota limit of Translate API to higher than 50M characters/day
If you wish to increase your quota, but will stay below 50M characters/day, please follow the steps listed on the Translate API FAQ page.
If you have other questions related to Translate API, please check this public forum for further help.
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I got the answer back from Google - you need to input 51 or greater into the request form (not 51M which I was trying and the form would just not let me submit).
At the current rate, my program will take about 8 hours to run if I put in the right timing delays, and I cannot monitor my program...hoping Google will increase the rate quota
If seems you're hitting the characters/100seconds/user quota. Currently there isn't any separate form to request an increase to this specific quota. You can request an increase by filling out the Translate API Quota Increase Request form. You'll need to specify 'Approximate translate volume (M characters/day)' as anything > 50 (e.g. 51) to get past the form validation. Inside 'Detailed description of API Usage' section, please explain in details that you need an increase to the characters/100seconds/user quota (along with desired increase) and not to characters/day.
I got the cloud vision API working, and I was having lots of fun tagging my images. I've only tested it on about 50 images. It was working yesterday. When I tried again today, I got an error. For the label annotation, the error is:
"Resource has been exhausted (e.g. check quota)."
For face detection, the error is:
"Deadline expired before operation could complete."
I don't think I have gone over the 1,000 monthly limit, but I can't figure out how to check. Does anyone know?
Or, does anyone have any ideas about why this would have happened if I am indeed below the 1,000 request limit (which I am pretty sure I am!)
Thanks for any help!
For future reference, you can check your quote using the API Manager in the Cloud Console.
On the left-nav, jump to API Manager Dashboard, then search for the Vision API.
The Vision API dashboard will have a "Quotas" tab that shows you how many requests have been made, etc.
You can also look at the Quotas page in the IAM & Admin section of the console, and filter by Service ("Google Cloud Vision API"):
In the google applications developer console I can see the global quota usage for a google API:
I would like to achieve the following:
Be able to programatically query the remaining quota, to ensure that important tasks can always be completed.
Receive some form of alert when we are approaching the quota limit.
So far I have tried configuring the 'Monitoring' section of the developer console, but all I can see are uptime checks. This question has also been asked in other areas of the interwebs but no-one has ever received an answer.
At this time there is no API for checking the quota on the Google Developer console.
My company's product depends on the Google Analytics API, and our quota was suddenly drastically reduced. Does anybody know who to contact at Google to get this fixed quickly? I've re-submitted our application for a higher quota, but if this does not get resolved ASAP, I'm going to have a bunch of angry customers.
If someone went into your project on Developer console and turned on and off the Google Analytics API it will reset the quota to the default, removing any increase you previously where granted. (Just a guess you are going to have to wait for them to re-increase you again)
Side note I should send in a feature request: It should either not reset it or it should pop up asking if you really really really want to turn it on and off.