Touching appengine-web.xml make dev server reload every classes (Servlets,
and maybe also JSPs). Under eclipse, you can configure it so that it touch
this file on every change you do.
See 2nd answer of
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/800701/how-do-i-restart-the-google-app-engine-java-server-
Yep, way over:
Here are datastore stats
Entities Built-in Indexes Composite Indexes Total
Total Size: 2 GBytes 704 MBytes 10 MBytes 3 GBytes
And what I see in billing status:
Datastore Stored Data 82.82 GBytes 81.82
Fortunately, it does not look like I'm being charged for 80 GB+ Only 3GB.
I
Here is our main.py.
The issue happens from time to time without any reason, et it makes our app
down for our costumers, it's very annoying.
Please, what can we do to resolve this one ?
Thanks
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SETTINGS_MODULE = "greendizer.settings"
# -
*AppID = greenspizer-hr-dev*
*
*
Hey guys,
I already sent tow emails to the provided email on the page (
appengine_updated_pric...@google.com
)
and no answer.
What can we do ?
Thanks
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Your app is most probably affected by the same bug as mine was:
http://code.google.com/p/googleappengine/issues/detail?id=7627
For our application the quota / dashboard datastore usage is showing normal
values again.
Marcel
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Fine folks,
I have two different problems with app engine today.
#1
This is on version 3.
Since early this morning the instances my instances just keep crashing for
no reason, i haven't done any deploys during that time.
#2
This is on version 4.
Every 1-2 weeks i deploy a new version op App E
You can't equate instance hours to requests directly at low traffic levels,
because it is almost certain that your instance(s) are staying up much
longer than they need to serve your current volume. Your quota is charged
for 100% of an instance to serve a single request, when in fact it can
pro
On Thu, Jun 14, 2012 at 5:01 PM, Jeff Schnitzer wrote:
> On Thu, Jun 14, 2012 at 9:54 AM, Jon McAlister wrote:
>> Jeff Schnitzer:
>> } "Degraded service == more profitable" is a perverse
>> } incentive, and will eventually produce undesirable development
>> } priorities and turn happy customers i
Hey, I don't know how to check logs to determine which request causes the
instance to spin up. I don't think I have any web.xml file, cause I didn't
upload any. My app.yaml files contains:
application: MyApplicationName
version: 1
runtime: python
api_version: 1
handlers:
- url: /(.*\.(gif|png|j
This really should be documented (if it is already and I missed it,
apologies).
Given a hard limit of 10 threads per instance, does it make sense to use
anything other than an F1 instance, if you have primarily RPC-blocked
requests (which I assume many, if not most, App Engine apps are)?
On
I sent an inquiry on June 1, and then again on the 11th. No one got back to
me. That doesn't give my CEO warm fuzzies. Does someone want to call me
about taking my money?
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Hey Brandon, I'll ensure someone gets in touch with you quickly.
Greg
On Fri, Jun 15, 2012 at 10:58 AM, Brandon Wirtz wrote:
> I sent an inquiry on June 1, and then again on the 11th. No one got back
> to me. That doesn’t give my CEO warm fuzzies. Does someone want to call
> me about taking
I can tell you my solution: Don't use JSP. There are many other
Java-based template solutions that have a dev mode that reloads the
templates on every request. I use Cambridge, which is great if you're
fairly tech savvy because the docs are sparse. If you're on the
novice side, you might want t
I can assure you that JSPs can be reloaded as often as needed using the App
Engine dev server. My development environment (IntelliJ IDEA) is currently
set to automatically copy all changed non-Java files to the deployed
directory when the IDE loses focus. The effect is that all I have to do is
I don't personally see it as "degraded == more profitable", quite the
opposite.
And to remind you while you're bashing, AWS (since you mentioned it) has
its moments too
http://blog.phpfog.com/2012/06/15/post-mortem-on-aws-outage/
In this particular one, degraded EBS, would degrade a handful app
Jon wrote:
> The primary incentive is the long-term incentive, I don't see how that
> would be different between today and in N years. I don't see when it
> would ever be sensible to do what you are describing.
>
A good while ago, I worked for HP. We priced a product at $34.95. It was
profita
I have been trying to use a template which prints out entity
values from my model QA and also a couple of values from its parent
environment's entity which has the model PQ. In particular, the code I have
supplied works as is, but it does not allow me to include values from s
such as s.name be
On Fri, Jun 15, 2012 at 2:47 PM, alex wrote:
>
> And to remind you while you're bashing,
I am not bashing GAE. I offer constructive criticism of the
ill-conceived parts of GAE, of which there are several. Short of
dragging Googlers off to Las Vegas for an all-you-can-eat hookers and
blow buffet
I have been trying to use a template which prints out entity
values from my model QA and also a couple of values from its parent
environment's entity which has the model PQ. In particular, the code I have
supplied works as is, but it does not allow me to include values from s
such as s.name be
On Fri, Jun 15, 2012 at 3:04 PM, stevep wrote:
>
> A good while ago, I worked for HP.
This.
Google has been around for a little over 20 years, and most of the
employees for only a tiny fraction of that. The company is barely
adolescent. In my short years on this planet I've watched Microsoft
a
do you think to backup data to another app is against the terms?
在 2012年6月13日星期三UTC+8下午11时07分20秒，barryhunter写道：
>
> You do know its against the Terms of service, to use multiple
> applications to avoid paying fees?
>
> (see 4.3)
>
>
>
> On Wed, Jun 13, 2012 at 3:52 PM, saintthor wrote:
> > mm
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