Good morning,
I don’t understand why since yesterday my requests have been extremely long, more or less 2 to 3 minutes, because I’m with the free version? but I don’t think I saw that there was a request limit?
If anyone could tell me, that would be great.
But there are:
Why would anyone pay if there was no limit on the free stuff?
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Yes, but I should have received an alert or something, sorry, I’m new to mongo, I’m developing a small local application, I don’t think I’ve exceeded the authorised limit, do you know where I can see that?
It is free and it is also shared.
So what ever others are doing with their free and shared clusters that are running on the same physical infrastructure influence that latency of your queries.
The better gauge of the performance of your queries is their explain plan.
As for alerts, I do not know but you can check the following:
OK thanks, I’ve read it but I don’t think I’ve exceeded the limits, I have a database with two collections and 5 users in one collection and as far as the data is concerned I don’t know where I should look to see if I’ve spent their limits over a period of 7 days.
I am not using the free tier for anything serious so I have never look at the performance metrics so I would not know how to help you further.
Hi Jordan,
Contact the Atlas in-app chat support team to see if they can verify if you’ve exceeded the data transfer limits which are:
M0: 10 GB in and 10 GB out per periodM2: 20 GB in and 20 GB out per periodM5: 50 GB in and 50 GB out per period
Regards,
Jason
Jason, but WHERE can we see this usage? I have the same issue and no where to check. Thanks!