Google Maps places services OVER_QUERY_LIMIT/Per Second - google-maps-api-3

We are using Google Maps place service API. I have problem with over_query_limit. As per documentation the limit is 10 request per second.
But my application requires a minimum of 40 request per second.
Can I get Business google maps place service API with 40 request per second?

According to the Maps API for Business FAQ Places API requests are not rate limited (if you're paying for it):
If you've purchased the Google Places API as part of your Maps API for
Business contract, your Places API limits will be listed in the Quotas
section of the API console. Places API requests are not rate limited.

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Monitoring how many request by key

I Possible trace how many requests an API key made on my gateway URL?
Because I need to create a report of the API usage.
Thanks
I see you are using google clouds endpoints, in that case it is easier just to go with the google products:
https://cloud.google.com/monitoring/custom-metrics/reading-metrics
Google cloud already provides all the metrics that you need.
Additionally to #Kram's response, if you need to monitor API usage per client (or not only per API key) you will need to create specific one GCP project per API client to able to track it

youtube analytics api returns Daily Limit Exceeded error, when data api hits the limit

I am using youtube data api v3 and youtube analytics api for my project.
data api's quota is 10,000 and analytics api's quota is 1,200.
I rarely use analytics api currently, so it only hits 0.02% of quota.
I today found that analytics api returns 'Daily Limit Exceeded' error. I checked it on google console, and of course there is no problem. It still has enough space.
However, when I check my data api I found that data api hits the limit.
Does that mean all APIs in the same project share usage of quota? or I'am missing something important here..

Google Analytics Management API write requests quota limit

What is the Google Analytics Management Write API quota limit? Is it 50 requests per day or 500, because the documentation states that it is 50 requests per day but when I'm filling the quota augmentation demand form, it says that it's 500 requests.
50 requests seem to be too low and it is the case for my project.
On the other hand, where can I check my daily usage of write requests? The console usage tab doesn't show it.
EDIT: Here is a screenshot of the Google Form to demand an increase in quota limits
Google form quota limits
Google Management Write API is at 500 requests per day.
The quota limits depend a lot upon which methods you are using. Please consult the Quota Limits documentation.
The following quotas apply to Management API, Core Reporting API v3, MCF Reporting API, Metadata API, User Deletion API, and Real Time Reporting API:
50,000 requests per project per day, which can be increased.
10 queries per second (QPS) per IP address.
In the API Console, there is a similar quota referred to as Requests per 100 seconds per user. By default, it is set to 100 requests per 100 seconds per user and can be adjusted to a maximum value of 1,000. But the number of requests to the API is restricted to a maximum of 10 requests per second per user.
If your application makes all API requests from a single IP address (i.e., on behalf of your users), use the userIP or quotaUser parameter with each request to get full QPS quota for each user. See the standard query parameters summary for details.
Write APIs
These quotas apply to the write (insert, update, patch, and delete) requests:
50 write requests per project per day, which can be increased
1.5 queries per second (QPS) per Account ID
actually quota
response from Google
the default quota is 50.
There used to be a whitelist so it was effectively 0 until you got whitelisted and then it was 500 (once whitelisted). We removed the whitelist and reduced it to 50 so that people can use the API without having to wait to be whitelsited. If they need more they can request additional quota.
I wonder exactly the same. I wish to get my write quota increased to 500.
From my experience, the usage of your write requests is under "Queries per day". This morning I only made 50 write requests and it now shows 50/50 000 queries for today. Doesn't really make sense...
This post won't clear up the write quota but it will show a source of the confusion - hopefully Google will clarify this
This api-quota-faqs page clarifies a number of ambiguities regarding quotas and batching (e.g. batching doesn't help with the Management API write quota).
But the 50 vs 500 ambiguity is currently still perpetuated: The current version of that page shows "Last updated April 13, 2018":
What is the maximum quota increase limit for Management API write requests?
The maximum daily quota per project for Management API write requests is 500. We normally don't grant more than 1,000 to 2,000 write requests per project per day. In some cases, we grant higher limits temporarily. Please include your justification in the quota increase request form.
That page is required reading before submitting the form to request an increase but that shows 50 - see image
Our usage metrics shows 71 successful Management API write requests for the day but we still got write quota errors - so neither 50 nor 500 is validated.
Regarding finding the usage:
(I don't see our Management API write quota listed with the other quotas)
The traffic and error metrics are found at APIs & Services > Dashboard.
Clicking on the Analytics API will take you to detailed metrics with listings by method (e.g. insert, update, etc)
URL is:
https://console.developers.google.com/apis/api/analytics.googleapis.com/metrics?project=project-id-9731708857265513301 (replace with your project id)

Google Maps V3 API: How can I get report of the use of the DIRECTIONS and GEOCODE APIS

I am using Google Maps API v3 in a Web.
And also I am using:
new google.maps.Geocoder(); (GEOCODING)
new google.maps.DirectionsService(); (DIRECTIONS for trace routes between 2 places)
Then I went to API Developers Console and create a KEY and I call the Google service in this way usin the key:
http://maps.google.es/maps/api/js?key='the-key-from-api-console'&sensor=true
The intent of this is to keep track of the use of apis to watch that I do not pass the limits of use.
In the API console Google reports me ok about the use of the javascript API v3 counting the number of visits, the number of loads of the maps even the URL of the pages that use the maps.
I can see that my use of this service does not exceed 25,000 requests / day
But i need reports of the use of GEOCODING and DIRECTIONS too and Google is not reporting me this info. In developers console I activated the Directions API, the Geocoding API and Google Maps JavaScript API v3. But I only get reports of Maps JavaScript API v3.
Report of Directions API and the Geocoding API stay always at 0%. It is as if Google is not using this report.
Could it be that the service should be contracted to have this data or to be other types of APIS enable the console in order to have use of this report?
I've been trying to find information clarifying this for me but I found nothing that completely solved my doubt.
Thanks in advance.
When you use both services via the methods of the Javascript-API the limits apply to the user that visits the page with the map, the quota of your account is not affected(so there is nothing to count/report for your account/project)
It applies to your account only when you request the webservices(usually via serverside scripts).

Google Analytics asynchronous event push count quota?

Do asynchronous event pushes count toward the 50,000 request limit in the GA API?
On the quota policy section of the documentation they describe contributing requests as "50,000 requests per project per day"
Is this only related to API calls or does it also apply to event pushes?
The 50,000 request limit is for the APIs both the Managemnt and Report REST APIs.
Data Collection is a different deal and have different limits. It is currently limited to 10M hits per month on Google Analytics Free Version. A hit is caused by any request to Google Servers as a result of tracking. and that includes pageviews and events among some less common like ecommerce, a social interaction tracking.
More info about data collection limits:
http://support.google.com/analytics/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=1070983

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