I have 16000 files I need to upload to IPFS and I was reading that Pinata api has a limit of 30 pins per minute so in this case I would need 9 hours to upload all my files.
Can you give me a suggestion on how to do this faster?
Thank you in advance.
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I have CSV data of size 10 MB, So is it possible to upload 10 MB of data in bigquery at a time or it has some limitation.
Thanks & Regards,
Gopi Thakur
In BigQuery you can load from file up to 5TB per file size (stored on GCS).
Scroll down until the examples are shown:
https://cloud.google.com/bigquery/docs/loading-data-cloud-storage-csv
Direct upload is Actually limited to a maximum of 10MB file size, as explained in this video at 3:24 from official google cloud channel.
But you can upload the file to cloud storage and then load your data to BigQuery from there, without any size limit.
I need to know about the Google Drive upload limit, per day, using a third party aplicattion, like SyncbackPro.
Regards,
Adriano
There is a 750 GB upload per day limit.
There is a 10TB download per day limit
For each account or Team Drive, the maximum individual file size that you can upload or sync is 5 TB. After you've uploaded 750 GB in 1 day, you'll be blocked from uploading additional files that day
See:
https://support.google.com/a/answer/172541?hl=en
I am currently working on a webapp that uploads files to google drive. Depending on the type/category of file, the web app will check for and create an appropriate directory tree to put the file in. Every now and then I am getting this error:
User Rate Limit Exceeded [403]
Errors [
Message[User Rate Limit Exceeded] Location[ - ] Reason[userRateLimitExceeded] Domain[usageLimits]
]
I have checked the daily and per minute quotas under the project in the API manager and it looks like we're going no-where near the quota, but still occasionally having this issue.
As I need to make sure files end up in the right directory structure, I am walking the tree which means I am making a bunch of calls to the API as quickly as the API returns an answer.
Does the drive API have any burst limits or as long as long as you stay under the quotas it should work?
I am finding myself wanting up upload many files at once, without the desire to download many at once.
Any suggestions on how to do this?
I'm programming web application that works with Google Maps and I need to generate PDF output so I decided to use static API. My application will be using set of 1500 small map images (100*100px). I dont want to ask Google for every image thousand times a day so I wrote a script to download all images and save it to my server where images will be used from. After downloading 300 images my server gets this error:
Warning: readfile(http://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/staticmap?size=100x100&maptype=roadmap&markers=icon:http://mediup.martinstrouhal.cz/arrs/210.png%7Cshadow:false%7C50.078522,14.436551&sensor=false&zoom=16) [function.readfile]: failed to open stream: HTTP request failed! HTTP/1.0 403 Forbidden
Does this mean that google is blocking me permanently?
You are missing the API key.
Without including your API key The Streetview Images API is throttled by IP to 1000 images per 24 hours and 5 images per minute, both of which you are likely to hit if you do not use the key. With the key you can pull 25000 images / day
Format should be:
http://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/streetview?size=400x400&location=40.720032,-73.988354&sensor=false&key=API_KEY
Docs for streetview include how to get an API key.
https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/streetview/?csw=1
It's likely that Google Maps has a throttle on it that will cut off anyone abusing the API. Since you are just storing the images, put a random wait in between each request and let it run for a long time until you get all the images you need.
It depends on whether you are using the Static Maps API or if you are doing direct tile access.
Direct tile access is prohibited by Google, so they will block you if the server suspects you're pulling down tiles for caching. They don't state the limits on this for security reasons.
Static Maps has a limit of 2500 per day per IP address, but it is throttled as to how many you can pull down per second.
In any case, using Static Maps or direct tile access to save imagery for later use is against Google's ToS.
According to many sources Googled - the ban lasts for 24 hours but found no really official answer on that.
Perhaps you could inform us how long your ban was.