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Current quota is 1m requests/day and that is enough to handle just 2000 users/day, because I sync gmail tasks every minute.

by anuaitt 13y ago

bryanh 13y ago
I know it sucks, but in the meantime have you considered slowing those sync tasks down if the user's "last activity" timestamp is older than a few minutes? You might even be able to make it sync faster for active users with the extra overhead afforded there. Logins, refreshes, clicks, new things synced, etc... can all update the last activity timestamp.
fharper1961 13y ago
Is it possible to pay Google and receive a higher quota?
- anuaitt 13y ago
  There is a communication gap between them and the developers, the problem is there is no real person to talk and sort things out.
  - eitally 13y ago
    Email me. I know someone who might be able to help you.
    - anuaitt 13y ago
      Hello @eitally, I am not able to get your email from Hacker News, please send a test email to me at anurag.ait@gmail.com. Thanks for helping out
    - lightbritefight 13y ago
      The sad fact that you, a random HN commentor, likely has a better means to contact Google than their official Dev channels, perfectly illustrates the OP's point. Kudos for assisting, its just frustrating to realize its needed.
  - thejbf 13y ago
    I'm a DevRel person working for Google's Apps APIs, please contact me.
    - anuaitt 13y ago
      Hello @thejbf, I am not able to get your email from Hacker News, please send a test email to me at anurag.ait@gmail.com. Thanks for helping out
      - cmkrnl 13y ago
        Try googling for the Hacker News usernames of these people who're trying to help you. Very likely you'll find them on Twitter, LinkedIn etc. E: If you haven't already done this, of course.
        anuaitt 13y ago
        Yes I did that, had a hard luck finding the email.
    - airnomad 13y ago
      You're incredible guys. Why wouldn't you reach out to him first? Guy spend two years f with you and now he also have to screen your blog for your email too.

Current quota is 1m requests/day and that is enough to handle just 2000 users/day, because I sync gmail tasks every minute.

by anuaitt 13y ago

Current quota is 1m requests/day and that is enough to handle just 2000 users/day, because I sync gmail tasks every minute.

bryanh 13y ago

I know it sucks, but in the meantime have you considered slowing those sync tasks down if the user's "last activity" timestamp is older than a few minutes? You might even be able to make it sync faster for active users with the extra overhead afforded there. Logins, refreshes, clicks, new things synced, etc... can all update the last activity timestamp.

fharper1961 13y ago

Is it possible to pay Google and receive a higher quota?

anuaitt 13y ago
There is a communication gap between them and the developers, the problem is there is no real person to talk and sort things out.
- eitally 13y ago
  Email me. I know someone who might be able to help you.
  - anuaitt 13y ago
    Hello @eitally, I am not able to get your email from Hacker News, please send a test email to me at anurag.ait@gmail.com. Thanks for helping out
  - lightbritefight 13y ago
    The sad fact that you, a random HN commentor, likely has a better means to contact Google than their official Dev channels, perfectly illustrates the OP's point. Kudos for assisting, its just frustrating to realize its needed.
- thejbf 13y ago
  I'm a DevRel person working for Google's Apps APIs, please contact me.
  - anuaitt 13y ago
    Hello @thejbf, I am not able to get your email from Hacker News, please send a test email to me at anurag.ait@gmail.com. Thanks for helping out
    - cmkrnl 13y ago
      Try googling for the Hacker News usernames of these people who're trying to help you. Very likely you'll find them on Twitter, LinkedIn etc. E: If you haven't already done this, of course.
      - anuaitt 13y ago
        Yes I did that, had a hard luck finding the email.
  - airnomad 13y ago
    You're incredible guys. Why wouldn't you reach out to him first? Guy spend two years f with you and now he also have to screen your blog for your email too.