问题
I have this application that lets me put in an address and get the lat/lng via Google's Geocoding API. I use AJAX to call a PHP script which creates the Google Geocoder API call, it looks like this:
$base_url = "http://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/geocode/xml?sensor=false&address=";
$address = urlencode($addy1 . ' ' . $addy2);
$url = $base_url.$address;
where $addy1 is the street address and $addy2 is the City/State/Zip in the proper format for geocoding.
When I perform a file_get_contents on that $url, I consistently get a 'status'=>OVER_QUERY_LIMIT.
I do not come even close to reaching the 2500 query limit per day. I have tried maybe 15 different addresses so far today, and I didn't work at all yesterday.
As an aside, we have been having this issue since Monday morning. We did recently move the application to a cloud solution. Is it possible that we are receiving an OVER_QUERY_LIMIT due to the nature of shared IP's on the cloud?
I don't have any other solutions for this. Using an API Key ends with a REQUEST_DENIED response, since the Geocoding API doesn't use an API Key
回答1:
We have been having this issue since Monday morning. We did recently move the application to a cloud solution. Is it possible that we are receiving an OVER_QUERY_LIMIT due to the nature of shared IP's on the cloud?
This is the most likely answer. Can you move the geocoding to the client side?
EDIT: another option would be to see if you can get a dedicated IP address for your server that does the geocoding.
Similar query from 2011
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/11348870/why-am-i-over-query-limit-when-using-googles-geocoder-api