NativeScript
User has exceeded the 'max_user_connections' resource (current value: 15)
I get a error when i try do do anything on the cli.
nativescript-app-sync whoami
Produces the following error:
[Error] User 'USER-ID-HERE' has exceeded the 'max_questions' resource (current value: 18000)
I removed the user id from the error message just in case it's sensitive.
It seems intermittent. Starts working after a few minutes, then stops again randomly. I'm only using appsync with three devices so it seems strange if this would be on my end.
Is this likely to be a issue with appsync and it's server resources or an issue with my usage of appsync?
It seems heroku related after googling.
Any update on this issue? Starting in September, we are getting the errors using AppSync. It has been working for many months and suddenly broken without any code change. Here is the console.log from AppSync
JS: 500: User 'xxxxxxx' has exceeded the 'max_user_connections' resource (current value: 15)
trying to login at https://appsync.nativescript.org/login using a web browser results in same error
Request URL: https://appsync-server.nativescript.org/auth/login Request Method: POST Status Code: 500 Internal Server Error User 'xxxxx' has exceeded the 'max_user_connections' resource (current value: 15)
Looks like NativeScript has moved out of supporting these plugins. What a shame! I will be trying to host the server myself and see how it goes.
I wish the team has paid more attention to their own plugins OR at least communicate their support or end of life plans.
Those who come here for a resolution, Nathanael just replied to my bug report in the main issue tracker under NativeScript, they will be looking at this issue soon.
@lonemanotzi Great! Hope they will resolve it.
Did to you try to get the self hosted option up and running are are you waiting to see if it's fixed? If so, did it go well?
@argia-andreas Since they mentioned they will be looking at this soon, I haven't tried that option yet. I am currently tied up with a high priority project, so not much time to mess with it.