There seems to be no way to stop loading requests occurring even with
cron jobs. I think currently the only solution is to make you app
start up faster. This could mean getting rid of frameworks like Guice
which take time to initialise.
Google chaps: is there any way to page the memory to disk of a quiet
app without required re-initialisation?
On 15 Jan 2010, at 15:21, Fabrizio wrote:
I continue to get the errors. I really don't understand. My app is
very low traffic. But I have a cron. It fires every minute and does a
very little and fast job (normally "/myurl 200 59ms 80cpu_ms
21api_cpu_ms 0kb").
But sometime I get "/myurl 500 10002ms 0cpu_ms 0kb". Today rate is
10%, so I get 1 error every 10 request!.
I really don't understand. I have no idea. :(((
I only noticed the presence of the warning
"com
.google
.appengine.repackaged.com.google.common.base.FinalizableReferenc
eQueue...." in the near requests (before or after). But, as John
said, it harmless.
Google guys, please, help me and the other with the same issue.
Fabrizio
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