Admins please help. Maybe some best-practice or anything to avoid this
in future.
Now even for today also it says :
Investigation Complete - Issue Resolved
We have determined that this spike did not affect the performance or
uptime of applications. If you feel we have incorrectly diagnosed this
issue please inform us by posting in our developer forum.
It does effect the *uptime*. Have a look at the list of recent
entities saved after datastore got back.
>>> q = db.GqlQuery("select * from PortNews order by __key__ desc")
>>> for i in q.fetch(20):
i.news
u'6 min 35 s ago:
u'11 min 6 s ago:
u'15 min 28 s ago:
u'17 min 22 s ago: '
u'18 min 16 s ago: '
u'21 min 14 s ago: '
u'0 min 5 s ago: '
u'0 min 12 s ago: '
u'0 min 4 s ago: '
u'0 min 8 s ago: '
u'0 min 13 s ago: '
u'0 min 13 s ago: '
u'0 min 0 s ago: '
u'0 min 16 s ago: '
u'0 min 13 s ago: '
u'0 min 6 s ago: '
u'0 min 0 s ago: '
u'0 min 6 s ago: '
u'0 min 20 s ago: '
The design limit is 20 sec, and this is what happens when datastore
vanishes out of no-where.
This is not fun :(
I hope, I don't get banned for posting topic like this ... :o
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