As we know, some of our products use the Blogger API service, in this article we will explain the limit on the number of Blogger API accesses per day.
The Blogger API has an access limit of 10,000 requests per day (list/search/get), with an additional limit of 100 requests per 100 seconds per unique IP address.
To address this limitation, our application supports the use of multiple API keys, allowing the effective request limit to scale based on the number of API keys configured. Please note that one Google account can only generate one API key. Therefore, if you plan to use 10 API keys, you will need 10 different Google accounts.
As an example, one API key provides up to 10,000 requests per day. By adding 10 API keys, the total available quota increases to 100,000 requests per day. This scaling continues proportionally, meaning the daily request limit grows based on the number of API keys used. In practice, API keys can be added in an unlimited quantity, as long as each key is generated from a different Google account.
The multiple API keys mechanism works as follows: when one API key reaches its daily request limit, the application automatically switches to the next available API key in sequence and continues loading content. This process repeats until all configured API keys are exhausted.
For remote configuration, multiple API keys can be defined in the config.json file. Each API key should be separated by a comma, following the order in which they will be used.
