the Default Timeouts that apply with Cloud Tasks actually depends on the
scaling type of the service. As explained in this documentation[1-- even
though the documentation points to App Engine tasks, the same applies with
Cloud Tasks], 10 minutes default timeout applies for Automatic scaling
I have a big app running on AppEngine standard, python 2.7.
It’s tracking analytics info from dozens of apps in the field, and I’m thinking
about adding a “real time” feature, similar to what google analytics has. A web
client would show inbound hits on a map as they occur, for example.
While
I believe Cloud Tasks have a 10-minute timeout, correct?
If you need something longer, with Cloud Tasks you have to go for manual
scaling - and give up on the fully managed, "just works" solution.
śr., 8 sty 2020 o 21:45 'David (Cloud Platform Support)' via Google App
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> I hope this is the right place for this question. Can somebody please help
> me with this basic Blobstore file upload issue?
>
> snapshot from *main.py*
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