Hello, I am a student engineer who built an internal website for my university club using AppWrite.
My club currently has around 500 members, and when I recently introduced the site and asked members to access it, I encountered rate limit errors.
My site is configured as follows:
- Authentication: Appwrite Auth + Google SSO
- Data management: Appwrite Database
- Site hosting: Vercel
- Most requests are sent directly to Appwrite via the client SDK. Initial setup and batch processing are handled through the Admin SDK on Vercel.
Here is what I would like to know:
- Are there specific criteria that trigger the rate limit? For example, is it applied per project, or per client IP address?
- Is there a way to relax or disable the rate limit? Given the nature of our club's usage, we expect peak traffic from approximately 1,000 devices (500 members, each with a PC and a smartphone).
read all about database read , write, bandwidth etc. limits here - https://appwrite.io/pricing
Thank you for your reply. I am already aware of the monthly limits per plan; however, I would like to know about the peak traffic limits (rate limits) specifically.
I am using server SDK and yet I got the too many requests error
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