> @boson > Yeah, I know, but I'm referring to the burst quotas, which are not > visible anywhere (unless you count the high CPU usage quota, which > probably works similarly to the burst quotas.) I'm assuming there is > one burst quota per API (datastore, images, ...) > > Basically these quotas are small but refresh very quickly, so once a > spike in usage occurs, the site will run out of quota, but in a few > minutes when things have calmed down, the site will be able to operate > again.
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