Re: strftime doesnt parse %N

[sebastian greatful]

Right on! Thanks :)

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Re: strftime doesnt parse %N

[sebastian greatful]

Right on! Thanks

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Re: Limits for Memcache add-on

[Oren Teich]

There are no hard limits on the bandwidth usage with memcache.

Oren

On Wed, Apr 20, 2011 at 2:43 PM, Jaime A  wrote:
> While studying the different option for my project, I am starting to
> look at MemCache add-on - http://addons.heroku.com/
>
> Are there any hard limits on the amount of transactions or bandwidth I
> will be permitted to use?
>
> Say I signed for a 1GB of Memcache, would I be permitted to do the
> same amount of transactions p/minute as if I was to purchase a 10GB of
> MemCache? Alternatively, is there a bandwidth limit instead (only
> allow X amount of say 50KB objects per minute) or are you allow to hit
> the MemCahe with as many transactions as you possibly can without been
> worry about any limits.
>
> It will followed that since resources are shared, a particular limit
> has be set otherwise a process could overwhelm/slow the cache servers,
> but I am not able to find those limits on your site :(
>
> Thx.
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Limits for Memcache add-on

[Jaime A]

While studying the different option for my project, I am starting to
look at MemCache add-on - http://addons.heroku.com/

Are there any hard limits on the amount of transactions or bandwidth I
will be permitted to use?

Say I signed for a 1GB of Memcache, would I be permitted to do the
same amount of transactions p/minute as if I was to purchase a 10GB of
MemCache? Alternatively, is there a bandwidth limit instead (only
allow X amount of say 50KB objects per minute) or are you allow to hit
the MemCahe with as many transactions as you possibly can without been
worry about any limits.

It will followed that since resources are shared, a particular limit
has be set otherwise a process could overwhelm/slow the cache servers,
but I am not able to find those limits on your site :(

Thx.

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Re: strftime doesnt parse %N

[Peter van Hardenberg]

Sounds like you are running on a 1.8.7 stack. Try using a 1.9.2 stack. See
the heroku stacks documentation.

-p

On Wed, Apr 20, 2011 at 2:39 PM, sebastian greatful <
sebastianthegreat...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On every other host then heroku I can pass "%Y:%m:%d %H:%M:%S.%6N" to
> strftime and it returns the expected result: "2011:04:14
22:52:52.758612000"
> however on Heroku I get "2011:04:14 22:52:52. %6N". So obviously heroku's
> strftime lib doesnt parse %N and I need second decimals.
> Can anyone suggest an alternative way to return the complate timestamp or
is
> a heroku support ticket requesting an upgrade in place?
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Re: strftime doesnt parse %N

[Oren Teich]

I believe this is a ruby 1.9.2 feature.  Simply use the 1.9.2 bamboo stack.

Oren

On Wed, Apr 20, 2011 at 2:39 PM, sebastian greatful
 wrote:
> On every other host then heroku I can pass "%Y:%m:%d %H:%M:%S.%6N" to
> strftime and it returns the expected result: "2011:04:14 22:52:52.758612000"
> however on Heroku I get "2011:04:14 22:52:52. %6N". So obviously heroku's
> strftime lib doesnt parse %N and I need second decimals.
> Can anyone suggest an alternative way to return the complate timestamp or is
> a heroku support ticket requesting an upgrade in place?
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strftime doesnt parse %N

[sebastian greatful]

On every other host then heroku I can pass "%Y:%m:%d %H:%M:%S.%6N" to 
strftime and it returns the expected result: "2011:04:14 22:52:52.758612000"
however on Heroku I get "2011:04:14 22:52:52. %6N". So obviously heroku's 
strftime lib doesnt parse %N and I need second decimals.
Can anyone suggest an alternative way to return the complate timestamp or is 
a heroku support ticket requesting an upgrade in place?

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Re: Performance 5M / 20G database plans

[Peter van Hardenberg]

No difference between the two shared options for performance. The only
way to get more performance and features is currently to move to a
dedicated database.

Peter

On Wed, Apr 20, 2011 at 4:23 AM, Clément  wrote:
> Hello
> Would I see any performance increase if I switch to 20G shared
> database plan ?
> Do you know any technical details about these plans (concurrent
> requests per database..) ?
>
> Thanks,
> Clément
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Performance 5M / 20G database plans

[Clément]

Hello
Would I see any performance increase if I switch to 20G shared
database plan ?
Do you know any technical details about these plans (concurrent
requests per database..) ?

Thanks,
Clément

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