my name's Diego.
I'm a passionate 3D drawer, and i'm about to starting a nice project which needed some satellite and hillshading images from a region of the France.
I've seen that in https://openmaptiles.com/ you can choose to buy a one-time data of a specific area, and i've bought both the satellite and hillshading data for the region i needed.
In my page, where i can download the data, it shows a phrase:
"List of created dataset. These extracts are available for 14 days."
What it means? i can't use what i've bought for over 14 days? or just the link disappear? because my project it lasts over 14 days, i thought if i bought data it can be used offline forever (ofc not updated).
Someone can explain this?
thank you in advance,
have a nice day!
Diego
Thanks for the purchase from OpenMapTiles.com!
The download link for the extract expires and the extract is deleted from our servers in 14 days after the purchase. You can download the extract anytime during these 14 days. Unfortunately, the extracts cannot remain on our servers as we would run out of the storage capacity quickly.
In case this wouldn't be suitable for you, you can subscribe to one of the production packages available at https://openmaptiles.com/production-package/. This way, all the data for the whole planet would be available for you anytime.
Have a nice day as well and we wish you good luck with your project!
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This makes me very confused. I would appreciate it if someone could help me solve the problem.
There's no way to edit market data right now. You will need to create a new market with the correct settings.
I created a simple python flask application with 256MB to play around with.
They state that they give up to 2GB free of ram... so I was way below it
After 30 min I see that I'm billed $0.02..
I tried to post it in their "stackoverflow" variant but I got 500 error :).. so my last resort is to ask here, maybe someone can clarify.
The fear will be to put an app there, forget about it, then at the end of the month you wake up with a $999 bill.
I don't really understand your concern, but I'm still going to try to help.
If you are afraid that you will be charged, this is not going to happen while you have the 30-days trial account. You will only have to pay if you decide to keep the account after the 30-days are over.
If you are afraid that you are being over-charged, you can always keep track of what you spent through the "View Full Usage Details", where there are all the pricing details (per region, per app, etc). You can also predict how much an app will cost beforehand using the calculator on the platform (https://new-console.au-syd.bluemix.net/?direct=classic/#/pricing/cloudOEPaneId=pricing&paneId=pricingSheet)
Lastly, if you are afraid that you will spend more than you want, there is a spending notification policy (which applies only to paid accounts, of course). I believe there is also an option to stop applications if they exceed a limit, but personally I haven't used these feature yet.
I hope this helps :)
I'm trying to download 1 minute historical stock prices from Yahoo Finance, both for the current day and the previous ones.
Yahoo (just like Google) supports up to 15 days worth of data, using the following API query:
http://chartapi.finance.yahoo.com/instrument/1.0/AAPL/chartdata;type=quote;range=1d/csv
The thing is that data keeps on changing even when the markets are closed! Try refreshing every minute or so and some minute bars change, even from the beginning of the session.
Another interesting thing is that all of these queries return slightly different data for the same bars:
http://chartapi.finance.yahoo.com/instrument/2.0/AAPL/chartdata;type=quote;range=1d/csv
Replace the bold number with 100000 and it will still work but return slightly different data.
Does anyone understand this?
Is there a modern YQL query that can fetch historical minute data instead of this API?
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Historical minute data is not as easily accessible as we all would like. I have found that the most affordable way to gather Intraday Stock Price data is to develop automated scripts that log price information for whenever the markets are open.
Similar to the Yahoo data URL that you shared, Bloomberg maintains 1-Day Intraday Price information in JSON format like this : https://www.bloomberg.com/markets/api/bulk-time-series/price/AAPL%3AUS?timeFrame=1_DAY
The URL convention appears easy to input on your own once you have a list of Ticker Symbols and an understanding of the consistent syntax.
To arrive at that URL initially though, without having any idea for guessing / reverse-engineering it, I simply went here https://www.bloomberg.com/quote/AAPL:US and used Developer Tools on my browser and tracked a background GET request which led me to that URL. I wouldn't be surprised if you could employ similar methods on other Price Data-related websites.
You can also write scripts to track price data as fast as your internet goes. One python package that I find pretty handy and is ystockquote
You can have it request price data every couple of seconds and log that into a daily time series database.
Yes there is other APIs.
I don't know if it can still help but if you need intraday data, there is a API on rapidapi called (Quotient) which allows to pull intraday (at 1-min level), EOD market (FX, Crypto, Stocks (US, CANADIAN, UK, AUSTRALIA, EUROPE), ETFs and Futures. It also provides earnings, dividends, splits and a lot others informations.
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Is there a way using either iTunes connect or the API to check the total number of application sales for a particular app since release. I am just curious as ITC on the iPhone only seems to show 26 weeks when displaying totals, so it missed off the first 20+ weeks. (the app has been out for about 50 weeks).
I would just like to see Release to Now, total sales = 4067 is this possible?
From the Apple User Guide for the Financial Reports (available at bottom of iTunes Connect page):
We do not store or regenerate the data after the periods have expired
(14 rolling days and 13 rolling weeks); you will need to download and
store this data on a regular basis if you intend to use it in the
future.
So the answer is: no. It's so ridiculous -- 500GB of storage costs peanuts (yes I know IT storage costs more, redundancy, management, backups, archiving, blah blah, etc.), but it's still cheap. Apple could keep a "total shipped" record and it wouldn't hurt them.
You might want to have a look in the section "Payments and Financial Reports" within iTunes Connect. There's an overview of your total sales within the "Summary" tab . However this view is only updated on a monthly basis.
From the "Sales and Trends" iTunes Connect FAQ
How long are reports available for download?
Weekly Report: Thirteen (13) rolling weeks prior to the current week are available for download.
Daily Report: Seven (7) rolling days prior to the current day are available for download.
Information is only available for the periods following the date when the reporting was activated in iTunes Connect. Reporting is generally activated prior to any sales on the App Store.
You need to store you own records, Apple only stores a limited amount for documented time periods.
But if you look at your financial reports, they may contain data covering earlier months.
Added: In fact, for the correct sales or download numbers, one should only use the monthly financial reports, as Apple says that the daily and weekly trend reports should only be used for estimation purposes.
The iOS iTunesConnect app will show you data for the prior 26 (and 13 and 5 etc) weeks. This can help if you missed some weekly data from the ITC www mothership.
There is now. We (appfigures.com) are actually in the process of testing functionality that uses all of the data sets Apple gives (along with some magic) to give you an accurate all-time total for all metrics (downloads, sales, updates, etc).
We have this in beta right now so if you'd like to give it a try contact us directly through the site and we'll get you in. We're hoping to make this available to all users very soon.
FYI - This new feature works even if you've just opened a new appFigures account.
I don't rely on Apple, I just check my Google analytics report for total uniques and just infer from that.
Now, apple provides reports until 2008.
So, i downloaded the previous years, months, weeks and days reports and concatenated them together with excel to get the total downloads and updates using excel filters.
You can view sales by day, week, month and year by clicking the date in the top right hand corner of the Sales and Trends report for your app in iTunes Connect.
it seems to go back a few years, so should show you the figures you need.
it seems apple has updated the available periods as below from AppStoreReportingInstructions :
Reports are only available at certain times and only retained for
certain periods. Reports should be downloaded regularly for your
records.
• Daily reports include data for the previous day in the selected territory and are retained for 30 days.
• Weekly reports include data starting on Monday and ending on Sunday of the previous week. Weekly reports are available on Mondays
and retained for 26 weeks.
• Monthly reports are available five days after the month’s end date and are retained for 12 months.
• Yearly reports are available six days after the year’s end date and are retained indefinitely.
• All reports are generally available by 9:00 a.m. Pacific Time (PT).
Apple does not store or regenerate the data after these periods have expired.
My users use the site pretty equally 24/7. Is there a meme for build timing?
International audience, single cluster of servers on eastern time, but gets hit well into the morning, by international clients.
1 db, several web servers, so if no db, simple, whenever.
But when the site has to come down, when would you, as a programmer be least mad to see SO be down for say 15 minutes.
If there's truly no good time from the users' perspective, then I'd suggest doing it when your team has the most time to recover from any build-related disaster.
Here's what I have done and its worked well for me:
Get a site traffic analysis tool
which will graph hourly user load
Select low-point in graph for doing
updates
If you're small, then yeah, find when your lowest usage period is, and do it then (for us personally, usually around 1AM-3AM PST is the lowest dip...but it never drops to 0 of course). Once you start growing to having a larger userbase, if you want people to take you seriously you'll need to design your application such that you can upgrade without downtime. This is not simple, and it often involves having multiple servers.
I've spent ages trying to get our application to this point, the best I've come up with so far is for a couple hours run both the old version and new version at the same time. Users logged in at the time of the switchover stay on the old version, until they log out. Next time they come in they go to the new version. Any users coming on after the switchover get sent straight to the new version. It's still not foolproof, but it's pretty good.
What kind of an application is it? Most sites that I use tend to update around 2AM or 3AM.
Use a second site, and hotswap as needed.
The issue with hot-swapping, is database would still be shared, and breaking changes would bring stand in down as well.
I guess you have to ask your clients.
In any case, there's the wee hours of the morning. If you're talking about a locally available website, I do not think users will mind if they get an "under maintenance" notice at 2 am in their time zone.
Depends on your location: 4AM East Coast/1AM West Coast is typlically the lightest time.
Pick a few times that you'd like to do it and offer them as choices to the decider-types. Whatever you do, put up a "down for routine maintenance" page while you deploy.
Check the time of least usage
Clone/copy/update latest production code to another directory
If there exists any database migrations to be done, perform any that are required, and non conflicting with the old code base
At time of least usage, move symlink to point to latest code
First use an analysis tool to try and determine your typically "light" traffic times. Depending on the site and your location in the world in comparison to most of your users, it could be 4am, it could be 1pm, who knows. Then, once you have a good timeframe nailed down, make sure to have your deployment process as automated as possible, so that it happens quickly to minimize the downtime of your site.