The status was 404, means GAE tried to execute this task, but failed since
it couldn't find the request page.
So the task will run forever until the status become 2xx, that's why it
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The basic types should be the same: int, bool, string, etc.
But Python can dynamic combine these attributes, because in low level api,
an entity is represent as a dict object; while Java didn't give you such
freedom to change its schema.
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Hi Vladimir,
You could fetch the entity, then try something like:
entity = db.get(your_key)
est_size = len(db.model_to_protobuf(entity).Encode())
I am not honestly sure exactly how this encoded size translates to
what is stored, but I suspect it is in the ballpark.
You could also
This issue has been resolved. It was the result of a configuration push we
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On Fri, Nov 12, 2010 at 8:27 AM, dflorey wrote:
> Hi,
> please have a look at "trecontacts", the 1-minute cron jobs are still
> not getting executed.
> ~500 apps of our customers are affected and stopped working ~12 hours
> ago.
>
> Daniel
It seems it was out for us as well from 22:17 to 08:12
Thank you for the reports and apologies for the cron problems you saw
today. We made some changes yesterday to improve performance for task
queues and this negatively impacted cron jobs that are running very
frequently, e.g. every minute. We've reverted these changes and
confirmed that cron jobs
Thanks for the feedback. You're right that the numbers don't work out for
you. We'll have to revisit your needs at some point in the future. Be
optimistic that GAE4B is not the be-all-end-all product for enterprise
customers - we've stated before that it's just a first step towards having
more prod
Is there any way to get the size of any particular entity in datastore
that counts toward the Stored Data?
For example I'd like to limit users storage or bill depending on
stored data size. May be approximate size because of indexes.
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Hi,
please have a look at "trecontacts", the 1-minute cron jobs are still
not getting executed.
~500 apps of our customers are affected and stopped working ~12 hours
ago.
Daniel
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Not sure what is currently 'state-of-the-art' (aka the
new-shiny-thing) but you might want to look at tipfy
(http://www.tipfy.org/docs/api/tipfy.ext.auth.html).
Robert
On Thu, Nov 11, 2010 at 17:08, GAEfan wrote:
> Hi.
>
> I want to make a universal user authentication system, where users
Steve,
No problem. Hopefully some of our / questions are beneficial. :)
By the way, as an economist I totally agree with your last remark;
I've had the same thoughts as you (re performance) many times. In
this case I think Google incentive is competition -- predominately
from AWS, and possibly
Hi.
I want to make a universal user authentication system, where users can
log in using their email address and password, without having a Google
or other OpenID account.
I did this last year using App Engine Patch, but that has been
discontinued. So, my question is:
What is the state-of-the-ar
Steve,
Mainly, I'm trying to get down to the core issue you are trying to avoid to
see if going the Task Queue route pays you more than it can cost you.
Have you actually run into dynamic request limit issues or throttling of
your app (when you were just doing vanilla puts)? Or did you more gene
That looks right to me. Anything you want in production MUST be in this
directory.
There's no "production classpath" because we may be running GAE 1.3.8, while
your application may be running 1.3.4, for instance.
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This is unrelated but you will probably want to read the Python coding style
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http://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0008/
It's bad form to name your instance variables the way they're named in your
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Robert,
Overall let me say thanks. Your comments really helped for this
subject.
> allocate_ids can be used to generate a single id, just like doing
> SomeKind().put() will generate an id automatically. I am not aware of
> any recommended way to use sharded counters to generate a unique
> seque
On Nov 10, 11:28 am, Eli Jones wrote:
> How big is the average entity for this Model that you are putting to? (Are
> you just putting one entity at a time?)
The data will vary based on user input. For the model in question, the
size is generally 3k or less. However, we have a large number of
cus
http://groups.google.com/group/google-appengine/browse_thread/thread/99cacadf79c56260/7cc8b4b37dcb1fbf?hl=en&lnk=gst&q=10+apps#7cc8b4b37dcb1fbf
On 11 November 2010 03:42, mukesh wrote:
> I have developed a few apps for clients and is like to increase
> exponentially The spinoff is that i get
Same problem happening on my app.
On Nov 11, 3:55 pm, dflorey wrote:
> Hi,
> one of my customers has problems with his app: trecontacts
>
> We have cron jobs scheduled for every minute, but they have not run
> for the last hours.
> Can someone please check?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Daniel
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I have been having the same problem today. I thought it was something
in my code but clearly not.
On Nov 11, 3:55 pm, dflorey wrote:
> Hi,
> one of my customers has problems with his app: trecontacts
>
> We have cron jobs scheduled for every minute, but they have not run
> for the last hours.
> C
I have been having the same problem today.
On Nov 11, 3:55 pm, dflorey wrote:
> Hi,
> one of my customers has problems with his app: trecontacts
>
> We have cron jobs scheduled for every minute, but they have not run
> for the last hours.
> Can someone please check?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Daniel
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Hey,
Recently I've been involved with a project which had version 1 of an
app in Java and version 2 in Python - using the same datastore...
Others may wish to do the same in future, so I feel there is some need
for a Python <-> Java datastore types comparison?
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Hi all we are having a problem on our appengine instance
'platformplaygroundportfolio', 'oneraywhiteportfolio' and
'arclightlabsportfolio', whereby the indexes are all 'stuck' on
building and have been for over 2 days after doing vacuums and
reuploads of data (can't get the app up there).
the stat
I have developed a few apps for clients and is like to increase
exponentially The spinoff is that i get more client and more of
them are becoming aware and using Google Apps Engine (obviously when
it surpasses the quota) more revenue for Google. How can i get more
apps as i move along
10
Dear All
app id: bigmarch2010
We are running a very simple app on the appengine. We're using django-
nonrel, but the app is not very complicated.
In particular, there seems to be no need to use the task queue, so I
have commented out the relevant line in our app.yaml:
# - url: /_ah/queue/d
I have exactly the same problem, 1 minute cron jobs not working on
apps.
Others seem to be working fine.
Grant
On Nov 11, 5:24 pm, dflorey wrote:
> Renamed the subject to clarify the issue
>
> On Nov 11, 6:13 pm, dflorey wrote:
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>
>
>
>
> > Yes, my 5-minute cron job is working. The two 1-
Hi Steve,
Some follow-up responses are inline.
On Wed, Nov 10, 2010 at 13:34, stevep wrote:
> Thanks for the response.
>
> We are not very write intensive, so new records occur infrequently. As
> I read the allocate_ids documentation, it appears more oriented toward
> batch processes. Also, Go
Renamed the subject to clarify the issue
On Nov 11, 6:13 pm, dflorey wrote:
> Yes, my 5-minute cron job is working. The two 1-minute jobs are not
> working.
>
> On Nov 11, 6:06 pm, Chris Prinos wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> > I'v had problems as well, 1-minute crons were not being called
> > startin
hi there,
we are experimenting with the get_serving_url.
first we had amazing performance. this was off hours. now during the
day the results seem to very alot.
see the ab test on one image below. this is the worst result we got
2day.
not sure what todo against this. :(
$ ab -n 100 -c 10
Yes, my 5-minute cron job is working. The two 1-minute jobs are not
working.
On Nov 11, 6:06 pm, Chris Prinos wrote:
> I'v had problems as well, 1-minute crons were not being called
> starting around 2:26:am EST. They started working again around 5am
> EST, then stopped again a couple of hours la
I am able to store and retrieve % signs without any issues. You might
want to post the actual code you use for creating and persisting the
objects. Also, you might get more responses on the appengine-java
list.
Robert
On Thu, Nov 11, 2010 at 01:26, jdwx wrote:
> I found the issue. Datasto
I'v had problems as well, 1-minute crons were not being called
starting around 2:26:am EST. They started working again around 5am
EST, then stopped again a couple of hours later. Currently they are
not working.
I changed my cron config to 2-minutes and those are working.
I had other crons that we
We have an app that we use Pingdom to hit every 5 minutes to check for
downtime and about twice a day the service is getting back bad content
(control characters). If we look in our app engine logs the requests
are not even logged, so something is happening earlier. Anyone else
seeing something lik
Johan, I had posted a solution to this problem a while ago:
http://blog.earlystageit.com/2010/07/14/gae-proxy/
In the past I've been ambivalent about providing it as a service
rather than just posting instructions for DIY folks. Lately warming up
to the idea again.
On Nov 11, 6:10 am, Johan Preto
Hi,
one of my customers has problems with his app: trecontacts
We have cron jobs scheduled for every minute, but they have not run
for the last hours.
Can someone please check?
Thanks,
Daniel
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If you follow the instructions on the page which Dar linked to, it
explains that you need to prove your hosting using Google Apps.
Having just been through the process myself, it basically went:
1) Create a standard Google Apps account, which is free.
2) Add your domain and prove your ownership,
After 4 hours, things still seemed to be stuck. Sometime after that,
things seemed to fix themselves with no intervention from me. Weird.
Stuff still gets stuck in the task queue for a bit, but seem to
complete on tneir own eventually.
On Nov 10, 4:30 am, songs wrote:
> Looking back at my MapRe
Hi
Appspot supports SSL for anyone's app by default. i.e.
https://applicationID.appspot.com
Problem is I want to use any number of subdomains
https://subdomain.applicationID.appspot.com
(I want to set a NameSpace per subdomain. A subdomain will represent a
client.)
Firefox gives me "This connec
Robert,
Lazy me - I have now looked at the links in your post, and there's a
description of the limit, it can also be found in the Java
documentation:
"A single query containing != or contains() operators is limited to 30
sub-queries."
(in: http://code.google.com/appengine/docs/java/datastore/qu
I'm getting quite a few of these errors this morning.
Anyone else having the same problems ?
Francois
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Robert,
Following your post saying that there's a maximum of 30 datastore
queries for any GQL query, I was a bit worried as we perform a query
with an IN filter that may have an arbitrary number of values (though
in general not more than about 20-30 values, depending on how the user
works with the
I'm also getting this error. It's very frustrating because my app has
lots of modules and it takes 15 minutes to compile, so I end up
wasting 20 minutes before I receive an error.
On Nov 7, 6:39 am, Nick Renny wrote:
> been getting constant deploy failures for the last week. No issues are
> bein
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