getEntries() exhausts read quota by default
See original GitHub issueIt should be easy to reproduce:
logging.getEntries((err, entries) {
err.message === "RESOURCE_EXHAUSTED: Insufficient tokens for quota 'logging.googleapis.com/read_requests' and limit 'ReadRequestsPerMinutePerProject' of service 'logging.googleapis.com' for consumer 'project_number:...'"
})
This is because autoPaginate: true
is enabled by default, and there are generally thousands of logs to process. Should the GAPIC / GAX layer be doing something differently to throttle these requests?
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Async iterators are in. Docs for the above are in. Pending samples. Closing this issue.
@alexander-fenster once we deprecate Node 8, it might be worth documenting async iterators in this repo, and we can close this old issue.