Good morning
does anybody know what is the daily data transfer limit when we are not using an API key for Google Maps embedded in your website?
Thanks in advance
I saw google map api documentation and there is a property called :
google.maps.GeocoderStatus.OVER_QUERY_LIMIT -> indicates that you are over your quota.
When would I be over my quota?
V3 doesn't use keys and there is no limit on 'data'. There are limits on different services like directions, elevation and geocoding which vary. You can read the limits for each service on the docs http://code.google.com/apis/maps/documentation/javascript/services.html
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I am trying to build an application using Google Analytics real-time API. So, I see this quota limit at 50,000/project. I am aware of 10,000/Google Analytics View limit. So, based on these values, my application can handle only 5 users/day.
Am I doing something wrong? Is there any workaround for this?
Its 50,000 API calls per day to query your data, not for collecting data.
What is this 10,000 Google Analytics View limit you refer to? It is not listed on the GA quotas and limits page
There is a 10million hits per month limit per web property, if you go over that then they ask you pay for GA360
i'am trying to figure, how to set Google Maps API quota (specific : Geocoding API) from external site ? i want to build my own dashboard for set the quota, not using Google Cloud Console for daily operations.
PS : i need to set a certain quota on certain days.
I was searching for any tutorial & api on Google Cloud Console, i just found as far as enabling / disabling the API, not setting the quota
i expect some of tutorial or some kind explanation how to reach that.
It's a reasonable request but...
To my knowledge (!), there is no public API that would permit you to manage quotas (for any Google service) programmatically and thus through your own dashboards.
Found some references for you on controlling this using Google's Console:
https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/geocoding/usage-and-billing
https://cloud.google.com/apis/docs/capping-api-usage
I would like to use Google Dataflow to process Google Analytics data from many websites and store the results in a Google SQL.
But I was doing some research and I couldn't find a way to read the GA data from Google Dataflow directly.
There is one way if you have Google Analytics 360 you can enable the bigQuery integration but I will be using the Free version of Google Analytics not the 360.
Has anybody worked with something similar?
Cheers,
It would really depend on what type of data you're looking to pull. The GA360 integration with BigQuery extracts all the raw data (hit level) from Google Analytics. There is no way to do the same thing with the free version of Google Analytics.
However, you should be able to write your own Apache Beam Source that pulls data from Google Analytics using the Reporting API. Of course you would be restricted by the API limits.
As I mentioned in the beginning of my answer, this all depends on what type of data you're trying to get at. Aggregated/high-level data should be possible but granular/hit-level data won't.
I am looking for a way to get the most up to date possible sessions from Google Analytics.
The standard Google Analytics API as you are probably aware can be hours out of date. I had a look at the realtime dashboard and can't seem to find an rt:sessions/visits. rt:pageviews is close but doesn't give me quite what I need, has anyone found a combination of dimensions/metrics to get realtime sessions from the realtime api?
Thanks!
Google analytics standard reports can take between 24 and 48 hours to complete processing the Google Analytics API (reporting v4 and core v3) are reading from the same data as the Google Analytics standards reports. If the data has not completed processing there is no way for you to get the data. The google analytics api v4 does have a new field in the response called isgolden which will tell you if the data you have requested is done processing or not.
isDataGolden boolean Indicates if response to this request is golden
or not. Data is golden when the exact same request will not produce
any new results if asked at a later point in time.
The Realtime api is very limited in the data that you can get. As you have already stated is a limited number of dimensions and metrics available (Session count is not available only active users). This is due to the fact that these are the ones that processing is not needed on so the data is available for the API to return you. There is also a limitation that I think the Realtime api only contains data over the last five minutes.
There is no other way of getting the data out any faster
we are using google maps api v3 in our web application, but it started to display message about exceeding daily quota. But I looked in developers console and I cannot find any message about this, or any graph. When I take a look on numbers for maps api we have around 5000 every day. Is there any way how I can get to quota which we exceed? Some more info? Are there any other quotas?
Thank you
What I've found is a graph you can see if you're going to the google developer console.
Under this link all your projects are listed, when you're logged in. Select the project you want and you'll see a graph with requests on the used APIs by this project with possible billing an more informations.
EDIT
Also Google observes the google-api tag here, add this tag to your Question and maybe you'll get official help.