Nick, you must have very little experience programming if you can't think of a reason for a process to run for more than thirty seconds. Ever hear of background tasks? Cron? TaskQueue? Ever use URLFetch? That eats your execution time no matter how efficient your app is. Right now, appengine just does not scale. There are way too many hard limits and rate limits.
It makes sense to rate-limit free users. It does NOT make sense to rate-limit paying customers. Cloud computing is supposed to scale. On Jan 13, 6:19 pm, nickmilon <nickmi...@gmail.com> wrote: > Thanasis > > take it easy - it was just a joke (may be of a bad taste but, as you > mentioned it was not my day) , and nothing to do with your English the > intention was just to make you think that sometimes we write bad code > in a harry and then blame the infrastructure or whatever. > > Getting to GAE now, this late start symptom has been covered in other > threads here and there are explanations - solutions which I will not > repeat. > I have huge pages with more than 60 KB of js and some more of CSS and > 3rd party js etc etc, and which I have not even optimized yet, still > hot start or cold start never exceeds 3'' including DNS lookups for > complete load you can try it herehttp://www.geognos.com/geo/en/cc/af.html > or try http://milon.appspot.com/stravon/db/cc/83.212.217.149latest > performs a fetch from 100K+ records that include the complete IP > allocations database and since nobody is using it you can be sure you > will get a cold start. > > Besides, I have seen other people here complain about their appls been > slow and I verified it my self, the miracle is same applications > became very fast in a couple of weeks time - I do not think the > infrastructure improved that much meanwhile, just they have rewritten > their code in a better way. > > Now this is my experience and that of many others with whom I talk > about GAE, I can't exclude the possibility that you people complaining > have a kind of bad lack and your Apps ride on a bad server or anything > else. > Still I think you got to know better GAE before you start > complaining, study the docs read the previous posts and if you have > something special to solve come back here and describe your problem > without any remarks, I am sure you will find people willing to help, > or... you are free to switch to a conventional hosting platform if > you feel better there, staying here just complaining that GAE is joke > it is not helpful neither too you nor to the community. > > Happy coding > > Nick
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