Hi,
I'm new to CloudKit and I'm trying to figure out the best way to use the iCloud without going over the public database requests per second limit.
From what I can gather the following count as public database requests:
a.) Query on public database
b.) Fetch on public database
c.) Failed Query/Fetch on public database
What else counts as a public database request?
Does downloading public assets count as a public database request?
Thanks,
Phil.
Yes it does. You get about 40 per second before the system throttles you down.
Crikey!
Just double checking, downloading assets counts towards the requests per second limit? I can see us hitting the requests per second limit very quickly unless we very carefully design our application.
Since the asset storage area is very large and the requests per second limit is very small, are we best to design our application to store large monolithic files in the public asset storgage rather than breaking the files up into managable chunks?
