what could be approach if google adds ip address based Rate Limiting?

[lone-wolf-star]

Currently it's all working fine, but opening this discussion thread to discuss line of defence for us if they choose to add ip based rate limiting

let's discuss

[brockar]

vpn?

[brockar]

On a vm on the same network your IP is the same one.
try this on both
curl -4 ifconfig.me

[Rebew-NDA]

On a vm on the same network your IP is the same one.
try this on both
curl -4 ifconfig.me

No, I meant: I have a google account from Brazil, where I use Antigravity. My VM is in Ohio, USA and uses this opencode feature. So, both machines use the same Google Account.

[brockar]

And how do you connect to that VM in the US?

[Rebew-NDA]

And how do you connect to that VM in the US?

SSH - it's a VPS.

[brockar]

SSH - it's a VPS.

I strongly recommend not exposing SSH ports to the world; it is better to access VPSs via VPN (Wireguard or Tailscale)

Also, with these VPNs, you can set your VPS as an exit node and use it to avoid using your home IP address