Richard,
Both free and dedicated memcache can disappear at any moment - it happens
rarely, but it can happen. The only difference is that with dedicated
memcache objects will not be evicted unless you exceed reserved capacity,
while with free memcache there is no guaranteed capacity.
20MB is
you might want to try testing deployment to a new project to test
> if the issue is project-local.
>
> On Friday, January 15, 2016 at 8:15:05 PM UTC-5, Andrei Volgin wrote:
>>
>> 1. I tried to redeploy all modules. The default is App Engine instances,
>> and it work
Starting from last night updates to modules using managed VMs started to
fail for my project (id="filemambo"). appcfg update now results in
java.lang.RuntimeException: Fatal problem encountered during deployment.
Please refer to the logs for more information.
at
e Engine' -> VM instances, do you see many
'gae-*' instances in an unhealthy state (including any gae-builder
instances)?
>
> On Friday, January 15, 2016 at 4:41:15 PM UTC-5, Andrei Volgin wrote:
>>
>> Starting from last night updates to modules using managed VMs started to
Patrice,
In the Datastore/Query panel, please, do not load the first entity kind by
default. The probability that a user wants to see exactly the first 50 entities
of exactly the first entity kind on _every_ visit is extremely low, so there is
no need to make a user wait every time until these
Aron,
If you need exactly two instances and the cost is of importance, you should
consider running your application on two Compute Engine instances that cost
many times less than the App Engine instances. You can still access the
datastore.
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Move your app to Compute Engine and stop complaining. You can still use the
Datastore, but your instance will cost you much less.
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If you want to convert CSV data into entities, you may use
http://sourceforge.net/projects/opencsv/
to process your CVS file.
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This is a very complex issue, and there is no universal answer. I had to
deal with it several times. For example, if a book is in the public domain
in one country and still under the copyright in another, you may be liable
in that country if you allow a user from that country to download it. In
Use versions for QA. You deploy a new version to GAE, but you don't make it
a default version until the QA is done. Just remember to create a special
user account (or whatever your app uses) for QA so they don't mess up other
users' data.
Also, if you make a new version the default one (after
App Engine is very cheap for startups. I would even say it's a game-changer. I
built two startups before PaaS became an option, and I can say with certainty
that App Engine would have saved me millions of dollars each time.
Most new applications can happily live within a free quota until they
I see the same error from time to time when a user clicks on a link to get
Google account OpenId authentication. Nothing in the server logs. (I am not
using any plugins)
Is this an App Engine issue or a Google account issue?
On Saturday, May 25, 2013 3:41:26 PM UTC-4, Graeme Pyle wrote:
that a new version of the app is available, and
ask them to reload the page.
You don't need to add a version number to the User model. We store client
version number in a session attribute. Then we compare it to SystemProperty.
applicationVersion.get().
Andrei Volgin
www.spiraluniverse.com
the same API that you expose to your partners. If you open the client-side
library, your own client may remain closed and use RPC, while the open
client library will use the API.
Andrei Volgin
On Tuesday, December 4, 2012 6:09:43 PM UTC-5, Ben wrote:
Thus the idea to split our application
People who want total lock down should not use the Internet. Period.
Safe Harbor works for us too. Most customers in Europe are reasonable
people.
On Thursday, October 11, 2012 7:34:02 AM UTC-4, alex wrote:
Besides, what happens in reality (at
least, in my experience) is that people and
Just to clarify: for 1.2 euros you get 100,000 searches, not 1,000.
Savaş L. sbuyukk...@gmail.com Oct 04 04:24AM -0700
0.0012 cent per look up makes 1.2 dollar for 1000 searches..
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I was just informed that the Conversion API will be discontinued in
November of this year. I guess, it's time to look for an alternative
solution. Too bad, I think it's a very useful API.
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Pros:
You don't need your own servers.
You don't need system admins.
You don't need database admins.
You don't worry about replication and backups.
Many useful built-in services (Users, Blobstore, etc.)
Appengine is free until your traffic picks up.
Seamless (almost) deployment of new versions.
Phil,
Your record shows that you exceeded 1GB limit (1073741824 bytes), not 10MB.
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I have a large GWT app with over 50 complex data entities with very
complicated relationships between them. There are over 100 RPC methods, and
I use various GAE services (Users, Memcache, Blobstore, Images, and Mail).
My new instance startup time ranges from 4 to 5 sec on F1. Sometimes it
Allowing several apps to talk to the same Datastore may be a good idea
in its own right, but it would the wrong way to look at this issue.
Most apps combine slow and fast requests in a way that makes them hard
to separate. If I can specify that requests A, B and C go to instance
type 1, and
1. If you absolutely have to have all 6,500 city names for each user
session, I would put them in a separate JavaScript file, stick a
reference to it at the bottom of your app page, and host this file
somewhere outside of GAE to save a bit of money. This file will be
cached by browsers, so that
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