I've a Google Developer project created and enabled drive API through which I'm uploading files to drive.
There are limits in terms of number of requests but are there any other limits in terms of size of files, total capacity... using via api for a project.
The Limit Size of uploading files in Google Drive is 10 GB.
Google Drive offers 5 GB of free space. The Size of Google Drive can be increased. It depends on your interest. The Pricing factors are depends on the users choice.
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In my google console it says here Cloud Storage pricing
that the price for standard storage is $.026 per gigabyte month, which I think means that 500 gigs stored during one month will cost $13 since 500 * .026 = 13. But this article The Google Drive Price Cut Changes The Game For Personal Cloud Storage says:
Google is making a terabyte of cloud storage available for just $10
I don't see where you upload data to Google drive at Google cloud console.
My second question is that I want to make sure that I can create a virtual instance and connect it to Google drive or Storage and read the data from it and put that data into the RAM of the virtual instance.
Google Drive
is a web application which works as a file store allowing users to store files. Communication with it is normally done though the web application itself however developers can use the Google drive api to interact with google drive programticlly.
You may want to go though the documentation on the Google drive api to understand what its capable of.
Google cloud storage
is designed as a Unified object storage for developers and enterprises Cloud Storage allows world-wide storage and retrieval of any amount of data at any time. You can use Cloud Storage for a range of scenarios including serving website content, storing data for archival and disaster recovery, or distributing large data objects to users via direct download.
Interaction with this is done primarrly though the cloud console and command line tools.
I don't see where you upload data to Google drive at Google cloud console.
You dont cloud console wont help you upload to google drive.
My second question is that I want to make sure that I can create a virtual instance and connect it to Google drive or Storage and read the data from it and put that data into the RAM of the virtual instance.
Google drive is a web application you cant create a virtual instance of that.
You might want to go though a few of the quickstarts to understand how Google cloud console and the command line tool work Quick Starts
I need to enable the Advanced Drive Google service in order to be able to use Google Drive API. I need it because, only with this API, can I share Google Drive files programatically without sending emails to the users.
When enabling Advanced Google services, I'm asked to agree to the Google Cloud Platform and Google APIs Terms of Service. My question is, "Do I expose my account / my company, to costs by enabling advanced Google services?" I just want to use Google Drive API to make use of one method only.
There is no cost to enabling the Google Drive API for use with Apps Script.
Use of the Google Drive API doesn't have a cost associated with it.
There are three quota limits for the Drive API, which are controlled through the Google Cloud Platform, not through Apps Script. It's highly doubtful that you'll hit those limits. The limit for Queries per day is 1 Billion. But even if you did hit a Drive API quota limit, there is no cost, the API would just stop working.
To be charged for any API, you'd need to enable billing and set up a billing account. It's good to understand the liability before making a commitment. If you ever decide to pay for a service, make sure that you know how to shut it off. There should be tools to keep track of how much of a quota that you've used.
If you hit the storage limit in your Google Drive, then you can "upgrade" to a higher storage limit, which would cost you something. Users with personal (free/consumer) accounts can pay for more Drive storage with a product named Google One.
If you have a Google Workspace account, then extra storage can be purchased also, but it's different than Google One.
There are Cloud Computing Storage products that do cost something, but they probably have a free tier.
Some times ago I received a message that developer will responsible to pay for data transfer using Google Drive SDK for iOS.
Is this still actual, how to calculate a price for it? As I understood if many users will download huge data via google drive storage, it will be expensive for me as developer using SDK.
your linked question is about google cloud storage. that is untelated to google drive which has no cost to the developer if you are storing files in the user's drives.
I created a Google Service Account to upload and download files using Google Drive API.
I have a quota of 100 GB in my main Google Drive account.
The files that I upload using the Google Drive API counts to this 100 Gb?
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Based off previous information (here and here) it seems the service account has its own storage that you may not be able to increase. I'm not entirely sure if this still stands today, as I could not find any other information in the docs. If it is the case, you may want to use your actual account (which would share the storage), if you need more space. I believe for larger storage size, Google Cloud would be better than Drive.
If you have a Google Account the total amount of space available to you (for free) has been fixed to 15 Gb (at the time being).
How you divide the space between Gmail and Google Drive (and other applications) is up to you.
I would like to store Gmail messages (received) on my Google Drive and be able to see them in Gmail as well WITHOUT using the double amount of storage.
Is this possible? I'm using Google Apps Script.
If you store your messages in the native format (Google Document), then the size of the document does not account in your storage quota. That's your best option I think.
You can find more info about this in this doc from Google.
In particular, here is what it says about Google Document and quota usage :
Items that don't count toward your storage limit
Google Docs, Sheets, Slides, Presentations, Drawings, etc.
Files that others have shared with you
This is not currently possible.