The problem with a cron every 30 seconds is that it will fire, and
start up instances if you have none running - or extra instances if
you have one busy - even where there is no work to be done.
Maybe you have this non-time-critical work to be done once a day (as
is my case also) and you don't
You might want to look into the algorithm for scheduling workers, as
mentioned here
http://code.google.com/appengine/docs/java/config/queue.html#Queue_Definitions
bucket-size (push queues only)
Task queues use a token bucket algorithm for dequeueing tasks. The
bucket size limits how fast the
Hey,
I am also experiencing this problem.
Trying to reconnect from the client side after the token expiries with no luck.
I'm using the gwt-gae-channel library on client side.
I was just wondering if you have found a solution to this problem?
Thanks
Joe
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You can use a timer on the client side to renew the token before it
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I'd like to add the following addendum to my post.
The images composite as expected if instead of trying to composite
them in GAE, I instead composite them in the browser using HTML5
canvas code.
I have assumed that since several of these images are in the 750K
range that I need to composite
No, these should be part of the App Engine SDK. Are you using the Eclipse
plugin? When you create a new Web Application Project these are already
included.
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On Thu, Jan 5, 2012 at 2:13 AM, SAS
Hey,
I am also experiencing this problem. Trying to reconnect from the client
side
after the token expiries with no luck, I'm using the gwt-gae-channel
library on
client side.
I was just wondering if you have found a solution to this problem?
Thanks
Joe
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Hello,
I have found the following tutorial on the JDO which is used in
AppEngine
http://code.google.com/appengine/docs/java/datastore/jdo/
but would like a somewhat more in-depth step-by-step resource on JDO.
I was wondering, given it was published in 2003 when JDO 2.0 was not
yet out and
Hello community,
I'm currently following the instructions in the getting started
section of a href=http://code.google.com/appengine/docs/java/
gettingstarted/creating.htmlcreating a Java Project/a.
When I run the project, I get this Error Message: img src=http://
Hey there
If have to versions of my app deployed hot (production) and try
(staging)
I've noticed that if I can not send a message from the hot version to the
try version using the ChannelAPI. That's fine with me.
But what happens if hot is default and then I switch the default to try?
Can the
http://community.blackwatermodels.com/
Is a recent build we did. It runs in a kind of weird hybrid mode. Much of
the site is PHP, the images are served off of CDN IN A BOX (cdninabox.com).
The user information is stored in DataStore accessed via HTTP requests
(rather than SQL).
We did this
I find Google's posted solution quite suboptimal as it is too expensive
(http://code.google.com/apis/maps/articles/geospatial.html)
There is a simple trick to get rid of this problem. Instead of indexing
all geocells in a StringListProperty you only index the most detailed
cell: instead of [7,
If you guys are still looking for a perfect MMM (mermaid-model) you could
probably book one here:
http://community.blackwatermodels.com/bwirtz
Maybe if we all pay together we would finally get that picture we would
hate to have burned in our minds but always wanted.
Cheers,
-A
On Fri, Jan 6,
My model Booking rate if awfully high, and I only do implied nude. If you
want images with out body hair you have to pay for the esthetician.
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Hi Ikai,
the problem occurs in all browsers (I tested Firefox, Chrome and IE).
All browsers get a mime-type of null.
Firefox is able to interpret the stylesheet nevertheless. IE and Chrome
fail and the site is destroyed.
Since yesterday I have a version of my application that still has the
run as u can =P
2012/1/5 Shane Elbo shane.e...@new5s.com
I've just started to learn about GAE. Should I go for this strategy
instead of full rely on GAE?
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One other interesting thought is that people often justify the higher price
with
the stability of GAE and that Google takes care of running your system and
you dont have to carry a pager.
The flaw with this justification is, that if my app would cost $50'000 a
month on
AppEngine and $20'000
Maybe you have user uploaded hot-linked images that are served from
blobstore?
Do you have any UGC? For an evil guy there is nothing more interesting than
hosting
porn images on the blazing fast GAE infrastructure with you paying for it.
I really wish one could disabling hot linking of blobstore
True, but there is also CPU overhead for the two rpcs.
On Jan 5, 2012 6:02 PM, Jason Collins jason.a.coll...@gmail.com wrote:
There is still $$ difference. Memcache is (or appears to be) free,
datastore reads are not.
j
On Jan 5, 8:01 am, Andrin von Rechenberg and...@miumeet.com wrote:
Hey
I changed the size of my instances on an app from F1 to F2, two hours ago,
but instances shows that the same instance has been alive for 8 hours. Does
this mean that the instance resized? If this is the case why do we spin up
more instances rather than resizing my instances? I'd rather have 1
Does anyone have any experience with authenticating an Android App with a
GAE app configured for OpenID/Federated Login? I currently do this with my
GAE app configured with Google Accounts API (mostly based on Nick Johnson's
blog here:
What if you had the gps data as children of each entry and then used a
keys-only query to match, and then fetch the parents. I forget the
technique's name, maybe someone else remembers. The benefit is that when
you need to edit gps coords you leave the parent alone. Data in the parent
isn't
For python25, the change for cpu and memory is immediate. For java,
the change for cpu is immediate but not memory. For python27, the
change for memory is immediate but not cpu. For the cases where the
change is not immediate, I mean that the change does not apply until
new instances are turned
No, nothing like that. The app is a backend for an iPhone game that
doesn't use blobstore or allow uploads at all.
Thanks,
-Nathan
On Jan 6, 4:38 am, Andrin von Rechenberg and...@miumeet.com wrote:
Maybe you have user uploaded hot-linked images that are served from
blobstore?
Do you have any
Starting today, it seems the front-end instance hours are adding up
quicker than before. Since the pricing switch months ago, I would
typically get charged 1 cent for overages on front-end instance hours
(maybe like 25-26 hr a day). Well, I blew out my budge of 50 cent
within a couple hours since
Nathan - I think there is some random issues going on with GAE. I'm having
my front end instance hours blow up like crazy today - similar to your
bandwidth. Nothing has changed in months - average usage for it was
$.01/day. Now it could go to many dollars a day if I let it.
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I have released NDB 0.9.5. Please give it a try. I plan to include
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Hi folks.
Is there a way around the not allowed to create anymore apps;reached
app creation limit? message when you are trying to migrate an app to
HRD? BTW, is there a way to keep the app id?
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On Fri, Jan 6, 2012 at 7:47 AM, Richard Watson richard.wat...@gmail.com wrote:
What if you had the gps data as children of each entry and then used a
keys-only query to match, and then fetch the parents. I forget the
technique's name, maybe someone else remembers. The benefit is that when
you
Migrating to HRD using the new migration tool will create an alias, so
requests to the old app ID should go to the new one. You do still have to
create a new application ID, however.
I've allocated a few more app IDs for your account. The current policy is
that you can have up to 10 free
Like I mentioned in my post, I've enabled threadsafe, so you can deduct
that I am on 2.7
I have also tried F4 instances today, but although I had 12 instances when
I checked, QPS values was around 3-5 and memory was around 90's on all
instances
(max 256 but all instances were using 80-90)
So
Andrin, that's a totally fair argument, and one that we are always talking
about. I think there are ways we can make GAE can provide value, but the
key is for us to think about value, not price. If we obsess about price per
megabyte of bandwidth, we're losing sight of our goal of enabling
To be clear, I think we are highly overcharged
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Thanks, Ikai. I'm migrating them now.
On Fri, Jan 6, 2012 at 6:11 PM, Ikai Lan (Google) ika...@google.com wrote:
Migrating to HRD using the new migration tool will create an alias, so
requests to the old app ID should go to the new one. You do still have to
create a new application ID,
I migrated my project from the M/S datastore to the HR datastore. I am
now getting billed for both the old and new projects. Can I safely
disable billing on the old M/S datastore project? It is under the free
quota.
I am worried because the old M/S project is aliased in mysterious ways
to the new
Will the aliases remain forever or will the -hrd ids be eventually
replaced by the original ones? Also, a couple apps were never deployed
- they are just names. Is it possible to change them to HRD apps
without going through the migration tool?
2012/1/6 Ricardo Bánffy rban...@gmail.com:
Thanks,
It's like setUnindexedProperty is being interpreted as not only don't
set single-property indexes, but also don't include the property in
any custom indexes.
That's correct [...] any unindexed properties are ignored for the purposes
of all indexing, not just for built-in indexes.
Is
Hi,
I wrote a web app for a university course, thanks to which users could
upload file (pdfs mainly, no bigger than 10 Mb) on the blobstore.
Then users could choose to sync those docs with their Google Docs
account. This worked fine till Google deprecated the old upload
method, forcing to use the
Hi there,
I've an issue about an old application I did for test. I deleted it
from the dashboard, but it is still accessibile on the web:
wwwfabiosirnacom.appspot.com. I want to definitevely delete it but I
can't see this application in my dashboard. ANyone can suggest me hot
to proceed in order
Corey,
Did you guys consider something along the lines of SimpleGeo to
outsource your spatial stuff?
Is there a political or philosophical reason to keep everything inside
of GAE?
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On Jan 5, 3:24 pm, Corey [Firespotter] co...@firespotter.com
wrote:
I work with Petey on this and can
I use datastore admin to delete all of my entities, and after the
operation, the datastore viewer shows that all entities are
disappeared and replaced by _AE_DatastoreAdmin_Operation Entities
However, the quota shows that the amount of stored data doesn't
decrease at all, and then from datastore
I disabled one of my original m/s apps after migration and have a
pending deletion on another. We'll know for sure in 72 hours.
On Fri, Jan 6, 2012 at 6:55 PM, philburk burkp...@gmail.com wrote:
I migrated my project from the M/S datastore to the HR datastore. I am
now getting billed for both
Google says you can delete the old application once migrated
https://groups.google.com/group/google-appengine/browse_thread/thread/f8ebdec55c5e06c4/328173122cc9edfd?lnk=gstq=hrd++delete+app#328173122cc9edfd
(I think those issues where with cron tasks still running on the old -
even disabled app
Yes, you can disable billing on the old application and delete it. Remember
to disable billing first.
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On Fri, Jan 6, 2012 at 1:46 PM, Barry Hunter barrybhun...@gmail.com wrote:
Google says you can
On Sat, Jan 7, 2012 at 7:19 AM, Kaan Soral kaanso...@gmail.com wrote:
Like I mentioned in my post, I've enabled threadsafe, so you can deduct
that I am on 2.7
Actually, you can set threadsafe: yes in Python 2.5 as well so that would
not be a safe assumption.
There are know issues with using
Wow! Thanks very much to everyone who posted suggestions and to those
who sent me direct replies.
First, please let me say that I believe it's in Google's best interest
and my company's for us to keep core portions of our application in
AppEngine. Furthermore, given the amount of investment we
When there was a quota limit for it, there was a number of requests
counter. Is there some way to get that number still? I was interested in
calculating the cost per request and couldn't really find it.
Analytics doesn't work because bots don't count in them, and a single page
might be 100
To save large numpy array, one way is to create a StringIO, call
save() to compress the array and save it as Blob
This method works fine with save(), but not with savez(). Instead it
will raise NotImplementedError: Only tempfile.TemporaryFile is
available for use
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On Sat, Jan 7, 2012 at 12:43 PM, redjava redj...@gmail.com wrote:
To save large numpy array, one way is to create a StringIO, call
save() to compress the array and save it as Blob
This method works fine with save(), but not with savez(). Instead it
will raise NotImplementedError: Only
Quota Details page, first item listed.
On Jan 6, 6:13 pm, Brandon Wirtz drak...@digerat.com wrote:
When there was a quota limit for it, there was a number of requests
counter. Is there some way to get that number still? I was interested in
calculating the cost per request and couldn't
I'm in the same boat and glad to hear I'm not alone! It's way too
expensive to delete things right now, it makes me afraid to add any
more data to GAE. :-/
On Jan 5, 11:57 pm, Yohan yohan.lau...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
I feel your pain. it cost me a few thousand dollars to delete my
millions
I switched my application from 'Google Accounts API' authentication to
'Federated Login'. My application has a REST-style interface and therefore
I need to authenticate programmatically.
It seems that it's not that easy:
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