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Google API Speed ​​Limit

Google restricts the actual API calls that can be made on its servers. I know that this speed is dynamic, that is, it dynamically determines the number of requests, after which the server should start blocking requests.

I have 2 questions -

  • How does google do this? that is, dynamically calculate (possibly based on the use of the load / bandwidth) the speed limit.
  • How can I optimally run requests to their API without blocking.

thank.

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Google checks your IP address and blocks it if you have too many requests in a given amount of time.

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1784820/

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