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Hi,
I'm working with a local OSRM instance to query a large amount of booking data to get travel time between the resouce location and destination. This works fine with a small amount of data (around 1 week) but anything over a month takes a long time and usually ends in a timeout or failure. I'm pretty sure the API is throttling / failing once it hits a certain number of requests.
I've been looking at the OSRM documentation and it appears there is a table service that allows you to send multiple pairs of coords in a single request. I'm thinking this might be the way around it. OSRM API Documentation (project-osrm.org)
It is possible to somehow make a call in this fashion from Power Query, that will be refreshable in the PowerBI service? I don't really know where to start
One method is using the python and R integration in power query to wrangling the data using R or Python code.
There's a package in R called osrm that has functions that make it easier
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