Based on this doc [1], and my testing, you need to have Project Editor or
Project Owner role to run cron jobs from the console.
[1]
https://cloud.google.com/appengine/docs/standard/python/config/cron#before_you_begin
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For flexible environments, a memcache service will be available at some
point as mentioned in the doc you linked.
For standard environments, using Cloud Memorystore (via VPC Connect) is the
only supported cache path for 2nd Generation runtimes as mentioned here by
the App Engine Team [1].
[1]
Hello,
Have you looked into using Memecached and Redis to cache your application
data instead of tmp?
[1]
https://cloud.google.com/appengine/docs/flexible/python/using-redislabs-redis
[2]
https://cloud.google.com/appengine/docs/flexible/python/using-redislabs-memcache
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I see you have opened a public issue for this [1] and you have been
answered the following:
Please try disabling managed security from the custom domains page, then
enable it again and follow the steps to set it up [2].
That will create a new certificate for your application and validate it.
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Hello,
You can do them at the same time but it would be better to first verify
then add them to to the DNS.
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I suggest trying to increase the timeout in the app.yaml to see if you can
get requests to succeed if the timeouts are longer. If the requests
succeed, the issue might be the code of the application, or you need more
resources for it.
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Is terraform using a service account to call the API? Can you make sure
that the account has the roles listed in this doc [1][2]?
I suggest posting this on Stackoverflow if you still have issues as it is
better suited for development questions.
[1]
https://cloud.google.com/appengine/docs/stan
You should be able to set the timeout to 24 hours [1]. I see you have a
potential workaround in the Stack post regarding manually building a
container [2]. Can you confirm if that worked for you?
Thanks,
[1] https://cloud.google.com/cloud-build/docs/build-config#timeout_2
[2]
https://stackover
Incidents are usually posted the Cloud Status Dashboard [1]. But incidents
affecting a limited number of projects such as this issue might not be
listed [2]. You can either contact Support [3] or open a new issue on the
Issue Tracker site if you believe the problem is on the Google Side.
[1] ht
Hello,
There was an issue on our side earlier today with App Engine Flexible
deployments. It is now resolved.
If this is still happening can you create an issue on the Issue Tracker
website [1]? If you want to include your project information, you can use
the GCP Private Issues component to k
Hello,
On App Engine Standard, pycrypto is built into the runtime [1]. For local
testing, you must run 'gcloud component install app-engine-python-extras'
[2].
If you are still experiencing issues, I suggest posting this on
Stackoverflow with more details about what you have done so far includ
Hello,
As mentioned in this doc [1], scaling is based on the number of requests
and latency when handling requests. I think you would have to try tweaking
the settings you mentioned and monitoring the memory. You can make changes
to the scaling settings and the instance type based on that to av
Hello,
For App Engine, the webserver is usually setup for you depending on what
runtime you use, so you would not need Apache for Python. You can setup
redirects within your code, I found this guide with a sample that might be
helpful to you [1]. If you want to port your application as is, it m
Hello,
I recommend posting this on Stackoverflow as it is better suited for
development questions since the post will have more visibility. Groups is
more geared towards high level discussions about Google Cloud products. But
if you suspect the issue is on the Google side, feel free to open a n
I found an internal issue that could be relevant to this. To confirm this,
can you provide the error you are getting and which runtime you are using?
Is it a custom runtime?
Thanks,
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I recommend posting this on Stackoverflow as it is better suited for
development questions since the post will have more visibility. Groups is
more geared towards high level discussions about Google Cloud products. But
if you suspect the import error is caused by a release on the Google
Only requests from URLFetch service will include that header. Otherwise you
would have to use the methods listed here [1].
[1]
https://cloud.google.com/appengine/docs/standard/python3/authorizing-apps
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I did a bit of research and couldn't find possible issues. Google Groups is
more geared towards high-level discussions about the platform. I suggest
posting this on Stackoverflow as your question will get more visibility and
better chances of an answer.
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