We're still sorting out the details, but we will most likely be charging for
entity reads, entity writes, and index writes. This is actually pretty
similar to what we do today, but we think the units are easier to understand
than cpu.
Under this proposed model, multiget/multiput are a single a
Right right, we don't want that effort to be wasted either.
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Jason,
You said that you deployed the same code to the HRD instance of your app
that was running on the Master/Slave instance. Is there any part of your
application that might behave differently in the face of HRD's slightly
different read consistency guarantees? Are you ever writing data and t
Different theory:
It looks like your cron jobs are still running in your old app. Could you
please try redeploying an empty cron config for your old app and let me
know when you've done that?
Thanks,
Max
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Cron jobs should not be running on a disabled app. We'll fix it.
Please do let us know if your datastore writes return to their original
levels.
Thanks,
Max
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That's great to hear, thanks for being so patient with us while we sorted
this out.
Max
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Hi everyone,
We have a project underway to rebuild our index-building pipeline from the
ground up. It's going well, and we're in the process of rolling it out to a
limited number of applications to make sure it's working the way we expect
it to. The new pipeline should be fairer and less error
It looks like you're trying to use the new appstats library in production
but we haven't updated our production systems yet. The new appstats
functionality should work fine when running locally right now.
Thanks,
Max
On Tuesday, 15 May 2012 13:49:34 UTC-7, Savaş L. wrote:
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The App Engine team is working on it. Please
follow
https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups=#!topic/google-appengine-downtime-notify/SMd2pDJsCPo
for updates.
Max (Google)
On Friday, 26 October 2012 08:32:11 UTC-7, Giovanni Di Noia wrote:
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