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How to check current BigQuery usage #30
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I'll look into this, thanks! |
Well, it carried on working a few hours later. I read somewhere (Stack Overflow?) that it's a rolling quota and will be replenished after some time. Still, it'd be nice to know where to check the actual quota at Google :) I wonder, is it possible to show the amount of data a query makes, and possibly the remaining quota, when running? |
@hugovk I'm pretty sure there's a daily cap, in addition to the monthly quota. Every time I've gotten this error back from BigQuery, No clue how to query the quota info, though. :-/ |
That's also consistent with a rolling quota, meaning the quota applies to the month up to now. If you reach the limit, just wait a few hours and you'll get some more quota. No need to wait until the first (or whenever) of the month. I've not found the quota page, but I have found one that shows how many bytes each query takes. I have it open on another computer and will post here next time I'm using it. |
Visit a page something like this, replace On the filter on the right, make sure your project is selected in the dropdown, and enable all categories: You should then see a bunch of logs like this: The "Completed job" entries are the most interesting, showing the query pypinfo sent (you can see it locally with From here, you can see that re-running a query that has been previously cached doesn't cost any extra bytes. |
I added these stats just now in Though, I still can't find a way to see one's remaining free quota. |
Adicionando método de baixar todos os datasets ofek#17
Whilst making #29 I got this:
I can't find how much of my free monthly TB I've used up on the Google console.
After some digging in the console I found this:
https://console.cloud.google.com/home/activity?project=pypinfo-hugovk&authuser=1
Linking to this:
https://console.cloud.google.com/iam-admin/quotas?project=pypinfo-hugovk&authuser=1
Which isn't very informative -- all zeroes and dashes!
I get the error after doing several
pypinfo --percent --pip pypinfo pyversion
, butpypinfo --percent --pip -d 1 pypinfo
is still fine.Any idea what "QUERY-MBYTES-FOR-UNBILLED-PROJECTS-per-project" really means?
And where to check the monthly 1TB quota?
Thanks!
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