Yes, at least, we can hard limit the number of active instances: see
https://cloud.google.com/appengine/docs/standard/python3/config/appref
So if every active instance has a limited rate of use of backend services
(like datastore), and there are no services accessible except via an
appengine
I concur with the worry. Is there any _technical_ reason why it is a good
idea to do away with a spending limit? Can we get an instance limit
instead?
This is suddenly making standard non-scalable systems on AWS look better
than appengine!
On Tue, Aug 25, 2020 at 9:03 AM Joshua Smith
wrote:
>
Hello Hadil,
Yes that is correct. Since App Engine Standard the disk is read-only[1]
with the exception of the /tmp directory, the app.yaml file will be need
modified for the APP_STORAGE to reflect /tmp as you have mentioned. If
these are static files that Laravel needs to retrieve you can
Attaching an email from Google, which should answer your first question.
Your answer to my first question is a bit vague (“prompt”) but I’ll accept it.
The answer to the second question misses the point. I can get the notification
while I’m away from home, but I can’t do much of anything about
Hello Joshua,
I'll try to help the best I can. I've added a question below, along with
some answers too.
Questions:
- Which feature did Google remove? What was this feature called and where
was it shown in the GUI? I'm asking so that we can try to maybe do a
feature request or see why it was
Hello,
To clarify, could you please confirm if you use this [1] service to deploy
the Wordpress? Also please let us know if you are getting this error while
deploying the instance?
[1] https://cloud.google.com/wordpress
On Tuesday, August 25, 2020 at 3:37:31 AM UTC-4 suhenda...@gmail.com
Hello,
To clarify, could you please confirm if you use this [1] service to deploy
the Wordpress?
[1] https://cloud.google.com/wordpress
On Tuesday, August 25, 2020 at 3:37:31 AM UTC-4 suhenda...@gmail.com wrote:
> Thanks for your attentions
>
> I use Google Cloud Compute with instances
I have deployed code in Google app engine server with route mode changes
from mode: 'hash' to mode: 'history'. After this change, I am getting this
error.
Error: Not Found The requested URL /login was not found on this server.
Here is app.yaml
runtime: python27
api_version: 1
threadsafe:
Once again last night, my wallet was saved when a runaway bot chewed up my
site’s whole daily spending limit. I got an email from a user, set up a
firewall rule, and goosed my budget to get things going again.
I’m very concerned about Google’s decision to remove this feature. Offering a
cloud
Hello,
I am currently getting following error for my php app. It was previously
building OK. It started while I was trying to integrate cloud datastore
although I revert all my changes I am still getting the error. Can you
help?
Finished Step #2 - "detector"
Starting Step #3 - "analyzer"
Also, something else worth noting is that we're not sure why Laravel is
trying to the write to the folder "/*workspace*/storage/framework/views/"
instead of "/*tmp*/storage/framework/views/". Also, in case it's helpful to
someone, below is a copy of our app.yaml (it's been configured the same
Thanks for your attentions
I use Google Cloud Compute with instances installed in wordpress.
I have also read that the php zip module is already active on GCP. But I
have tried on several wordpress themes. The notification is the same.
"ZipArchive Support: No ZipArchive is required for
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