the hyperlink they have in the gcp dashboard to submit an increase request is broken and i cant even file a support ticket for some stupid reason. anyone know anyone from google that could help? plssss my app is going insanely viral and all my users are now blocked cuz of these stupid limits. any help would be super duper appreciated even a working link to submit a quote increase request at this point.
My app is going viral and hitting the Google books API quota
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Re: My app is going viral and hitting the Google books API quota
#2What are you hitting the Google Books API for?
Re: My app is going viral and hitting the Google books API quota
#3What are you hitting the Google Books API for?
to fetch books.. its a books app
Re: My app is going viral and hitting the Google books API quota
#4Are you caching the results of your queries? I find that is typically a really solid first step at reducing API calls.
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#5Re: My app is going viral and hitting the Google books API quota
#6Are you caching the results of your queries? I find that is typically a really solid first step at reducing API calls.
yep, been caching it from the beginning. the problem is purely usage. it went viral (top 50 in 5 countries in europe and top 100 in 30+ countries worldwide) and hit quota limits... google being google has no simple way of reaching them.
Re: My app is going viral and hitting the Google books API quota
#7quick update: google and their api is garbage. ive updated to another provider on a paid plan that costs less than them, has about the same size library and allow us to file support tickets in case something goes wrong. oh and student discount on the api helps make it 50% cheaper woohoo!!
Re: My app is going viral and hitting the Google books API quota
#8quick update: google and their api is garbage. ive updated to another provider on a paid plan that costs less than them, has about the same size library and allow us to file support tickets in case something goes wrong. oh and student discount on the api helps make it 50% cheaper woohoo!!
Google did you a favor :) please consider writing a blog post and submitting it around solving this.