Closed davidbarratt closed 7 years ago
Hello @davidbarratt - thanks for the comment. Currently, you can think of the limits as "rolling", where older requests drop-off after the time interval passes. If you are encountering rate limits or have more questions like this, send a note to hello at mapzen dot com so we can help you.
Effective June 1, 2017, accounts will move to monthly rate limits.
When that happens, rate limits are reset on the first day of every month at 00:00 UTC (Coordinated Universal Time).
More information: https://mapzen.com/pricing/
The documentation says there is a per-second and per-day limit: https://github.com/mapzen/documentation/blob/master/docs/overview/index.md
However, it doesn't say (that I can find) if the second is 1000 milliseconds (from initial request less than 1000 milliseconds ago, i.e. if I make 6 requests at millisecond 999 I must wait 999 milliseconds before making another request) or if it's a literal second and count is reset when going from 00:00:00 to 00:00:01 (i.e. if I make 6 requests at millisecond 999, I must wait 1 millisecond before making another request)?
Likewise, is the day limit 24 hours (from initial request less than 24 hours ago, i.e if I make 30,000 requests at 23:59 I must wait 23 hours and 59 minutes before making another request) or does it start and end at 00:00 (i.e. if I make 30,000 request at 23:59, I must wait 1 minute before making another request)? If so, what timezone? UTC?
Could you clarify this?