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How to process more than 350K requests per month free using 3 free ETA services
- franky47 6y ago> P.S. As a developer, I believe that if the tool is good and does its job well, then you can pay for the tool’s services (or find Open source projects :D). Just because something is open source does not mean it's free.
- l1ghthouse 6y agoCaching not cashing
- Gen1us 6y agoThanks, I've fixed it!
- xiwenc 6y agoInteresting technical read which is mostly a deep dive in your implementation journey. In retrospect from a business perspective, was there any consideration on the long term? Depending on your growth rate, what's nest after you hit the limits of free HERE requests? Also, did you do any cost/growth forecasting to determine which service is most cost effective? Including the development time and maintenance.
- Gen1us 6y agoHi! We were just thinking about the long term, we made this mechanism if we spend all the free requests, we will receive notifications in slack and in the mail that all the services have spent their limit. As already written in the article, we have a logic for switching services, and if the limit runs out in HERE, it will just switch. Yes we have already calculated that if the number of users grows then at this point 300,000 requests will be enough. But we have warned the business that if we create 10-15 new routes we will have to buy requests from HERE (but this is another story).