I am very new to the subject and trying to create a graph to capture daily bandwidth usage for a one month period. However unable to reset counter at 23:59H.
Managed to get the total usage graph using below formula. (DPS is the device I am monitoring) last("dpsTotalOutboundBytes")+last("totalfwdvolume")
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Can you please help me to finish the task?
Thanks for your support!
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Can anyone advise how to get this project started if what I want is
some gadgets/app/program to scan maybe weather.com continuously
when there is a categorical change say from dry to rain three hours later
send an alert to my phone
you should use service worker for this purpose when your data update or meet certain limit you will get notified
https://developers.google.com/web/ilt/pwa/introduction-to-push-notifications
I'm working on a project using the places api and I'm trying to stay in the free tier. The docs mention setting a daily limit, but the free-tier counts monthly quotas. If I set a 10k daily quota and I use it across different days in the month, will my 10k limit be enforced for the whole month or will I still be able to go over budget?
For questions such as these that doesn't involve coding issues/errors, it is best if you file a support ticket to them directly here. So moving forward, please use their channel instead. They will be able to address all your concerns regarding billing, pricing, free trial, setting limits and API level errors.
Now, if you wish to stay within, say, the $200 free credit you get per month upon enabling billing, there are a couple of things you can do.
Budget Alerts
Set a budget alert to warn you when you exceed your budget.
Note: this is not a hard cap on your bill, but an alert mechanism. The steps to do that are on the Billing documentation
To set up actual limits:
Set a Per API Daily Limit
For each API, you can set limits that are handled on a daily not monthly basis. The full guide can be found here. For the calculation on what the right limit should be, please take note of the tip in the link above.
You can use a simple equation to determine your daily cap depending on how much you want to spend. For example:
(Monthly spend / price per each )/30 = requests per day cap (for one API).
Note that your implementation may use multiple billable APIs, so adjust your equation as needed.
For instance, if you only use, say, the Maps JavaScript API, which has a cost of $7 per 1,000 loads, see this pricing sheet for your reference, you can issue 28,000 free loads per month. If you cap your Maps JavaScript API daily quota to 903 (i.e. 28,000 / 31), you will not be charged. Note that your application will run into errors once that limit is reached. Here are the steps for your convenience:
Go to your dashboard: https://console.cloud.google.com/home/dashboard and click "Go to API's overview"
Select the API
Click quotas
Under the Map Loads or Requests or Elements section (depending on the API you chose) at the very bottom, set your daily limits
I am receiving a stream of time-series data/events from a manufacturing process machine. I need to be able to calculate the start of a cycle and pinpoint this event based on the trough of the data. What would be a recommended way to do this?
Thanks
Edit: I've attached an image of the data graph. Basically I have an ongoing stream of data that I need to be able to effectively identify the troughs in order to establish the start of the next cycle/end of the previous cycle. The only thing I'm guaranteed not to know is the period of the cycle - it will vary.
The only thing I'm guaranteed to know is the initial datapoint value - which could be anywhere in the cycle.
At the moment - I'm kind of thinking I have to do something with a sliding span of time, keeping tracking of the minimum temp seen so far.
I am writing code which is running on triggers. I know that I have 1 hour of triggered run time per day. Can I access how much of this hour I have used? Or can I log how much I used at the end of the day so I can know if I am in danger of going over this quota?
Thank you,
Eric
Now you can make use of Apps Script REST API to achieve this. Specifically, the REST Resource: processes one.
Please refer to the duration field as displayed here -
I'm looking for examples of how to create my own page/site with google maps API.
Specifically, if anyone knows of example for road trip. Let me explain:
1. Let's say I'd like to drive from california to maine, obviously I'm not going to get there in a day.
2. Now let's say I'd like to leave at 5p.m drive all the way into the night, 11p.m - 12.am for example, so it would be nice to see where I can be after 5, 6 hours of driving.
3. Standard google (yahoo, bing, etc.) don't have that option (unless I don't know how to enable it), but they only give you total time, for example 30 hours. I can't nor I don't want to drive for 30 hours straight. I'd like to see where I can be after x hours.
anyway, this is getting to long, so if anyone has a collection of good/nice/cool examples with sample code, please post it.
Based on the time you want to leave, the time of arrival as given by your api you can calculate the average speed.
Using the average speed, you can know how many kilometers you can drive in a given time. If you know how many kilometers, you know where you are.
It looks like if you are using the API it returns information about each step (distance, time, etc.). You can then use that information to show the user where they will be based on what time they started. API Information here.