That is a really strange way to persist and retrieve data. I think
logging is fairly reliable, but I don't see any reason to do it that
way when the datastore is available.
-mike
On Mar 10, 5:38 pm, Spines <kwste...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I'm wondering how reliable are the app engine logs? If I call
> Logger.info("something"), and the call succeeds, will the entry
> definitely show up in the logs? Or might it sometimes silently fail?
>
> I have some data I have to persist with every request, but I will only
> read the data once, about 30 minutes later by an offsite computer.
> Since the datastore is optimized for read efficiency, rather than
> write efficiency, this makes it a bad candidate for this need.
>
> I'm wondering if simply logging the data would work. I can
> Logger.info() the data I need to persist with every request, and my
> offsite computer can download the logs every 30 minutes.
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