Hate to necro this thread but.. is this still the case today? And more
importantly is there any reason for nodejs not being supported in standard
environments? I'm not saying that *time* or *better things to do* are not
good enough reasons, but I mean like any technical reason for it not to be
Please provide more information to further investigate your issue.
1- What was the most recent change you did on the app?
2- Are you issuing the command using "gcloud" or is it from the Console UI?
3- Please send sanitized output logs and any relevant information.
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Hi,
I am experiencing an issue with my app: all UrlFetch requests have been
failing with java.net.UnknownHostException for about a day now. Anybody
else having the same issue?
My app runs on AppEngine Standard with Java8 enabled, although the same
issue happened some month ago on Java7. That t
I tried, but each deploy takes around 8-10 minutes, which is a deal breaker
for me (compared to the 20 seconds of the standard environment).
On Wednesday, July 19, 2017 at 4:17:03 PM UTC+3, Stefano Ciccarelli wrote:
>
> If you're using the Standard Environment I suggest you to switch to the
> Fl
If you're using the Standard Environment I suggest you to switch to the
Flexible Environment.
Il giorno mer 19 lug 2017 alle ore 15:12 Daniel Sirota
ha scritto:
> Hi,
>
> I'm using GAE standard Python27, manual scaling with 5 instances, class B4
> with bottle as my WSGI server.
> Currently, on
Hi,
I'm using GAE standard Python27, manual scaling with 5 instances, class B4
with bottle as my WSGI server.
Currently, only 2 of the instances receive requests, one of them at 40 QPS
and one at 10 QPS.
90% of the requests are around 30-60 ms but the other 10% exceed 200 ms,
it's critical for
>
> Ok, thanks
>
I also noticed a weird bug in my code, the $headers - variable is not even
used in the GAE message sending
i tought that it was in use and tried to alter it.
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