Hello. For some reason my project awake keeps causing 429: Too Many Requests errors. This means I’m unable to view my projects site due to the 429 issue. Could @glitch_support take a look into who keeps ‘DDoSing’ my project.
Please note that my project https://awake.glitch.me no longer shows 429 errors and is now fully operational.
In the meantime, you could remix your project and use a different domain.
No, I don’t think that would work, because awake.glitch.me has persistence or SQLite.
Hi @charliea21,
I’m sorry that your project hit the limit. To maintain the health of the Glitch platform, we do need to keep those restrictions in place.
Since you can still access the editor, we suggest that you update the app to limit the number of users that can access it to minimize those requests.
Our team knows that “always on” is a feature our users would like to have. It is something that we are planning on offering in the future.
The issue is the project is stuck on 429 errors 24/7 and has never come back from 429 since you reverted the project to a backup. I am unsure as to the reason of this. @tasha
is uptimerobot pinging it too much?
No, I’ve had to disable the uptime robot monitor as it keeps sending me ‘WEBSITE DOWN’ emails for the project. However, the project is stuck with the 429 issue.
try logging the requests it gets in the console. maybe something else is pinging it?
You can’t log any requests due to the 429 problem so requests haven’t touched the actual express.js server in days.
No, the project still runs as all my dependent discord bots are still online
Also, https://awake.glitch.me is back online now!
Nice! What did you do to make it working?
I didn’t do anything… it just randomly started working…
