I can't migrate my project from Appwrite Cloud to a self-hosted Appwrite instance.
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I'm having an issue migrating my Appwrite project to a self-hosted instance. The problem is that I've exceeded my read rate limit (or database read limit), so I'm unable to migrate my data. I also can't even download my database tables as CSV files.
Here's the output from the Appwrite CLI:
appwrite init project
? Select a setup method: Link this directory to an existing project
? Choose your organization: ---------
? Choose your project: ---------
? Pull all resources from this project? Yes
✓ Project linked → appwrite.config.json
ℹ Info: Agent skills already found. Skipping installation.
ℹ Info: Pulling project settings ...
✓ Success: Successfully pulled all project settings.
ℹ Info: No functions found.
✓ Success: Successfully pulled 0 functions.
ℹ Info: No sites found.
✓ Success: Successfully pulled 0 sites.
ℹ Info: Fetching tables ...
ℹ Info: For detailed error pass the --verbose or --report flag
✗ Error: Database reads limit for the current billing cycle has been exceeded. Please upgrade to a higher plan or update your budget cap.
I've also attached a screenshot of the migration page from the Appwrite UI.
What can I do in this situation? All of my data is stored in this project, and I can't access it in any way—not through migration, the CLI, or even by exporting the tables as CSV.
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