You'd have to sell them on trust Google. GAE is not a tried and true
platform and is a beta platform.
MY apps have had 100% uptime thus far but I'm not typical and none of my
apps are 100% GAE.
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Not unless the database is on a remote server, and you do a conversion from
the SQL query to an HTTP request, and return the result via what would
essentially be a web page.
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Yep. You can write anything you want in python.
Need a random number... Try this...
Perform a database transform 18 times, take the execution times of these,
find the min execution time, and Max execution time.
Assign the longest time to be 100% and the shortest to be 0% the remaining
16
Edge Cache's exist all over the place to put content nearer the user. As do
Peering Agreements so that content can pass over private networks between
peered partners. Comcast has these agreements with its users most popular
destinations as it makes the end user experience better, and saves them
You use an off Google re-proxy. Which will also help when the site you are
scraping sees that it is getting scraped and blocks the Google Fetches User
Agent.
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If you have 1000 visitors an hour, and each runs a query which takes 1
second, you will be billed for a number closer to the 1000 seconds than 60.
I don't have the link right off but you are billed on CPU cycles rather than
seconds on the clock. If 1 million people visited your site in an hour.
An email address or a form to submit issues, or an IRC channel would give
more confidence
Appengine Has WAY better support than any other Google product. If you post
to this list server Nick , Jason, and Jeff are good about responding.
Adsense, and Webmasters has awful support. And Adwords
I used my last App on Talk Like a Pirate Day, Can I get a few more?
Thanks
-Brandon Wirtz
Pirateproxy.appspot.com
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It's written by a PHP/LAMP guy struggling with the language, not the
service.
GAE vs EC2 is really about what are you doing with the platforms. There are
even cases where you may want to do portions of an application that run on
GAE, and others that Run on EC2.
For Instance. I'm using GAE to
Those are DYNAMIC pages to use the terminology of the rest of the world.
Read up on creating SEO Friendly URLs so your URL can be something like
/place/playground
Store a list of acceptable queries in a database and use the database to
generate your SiteMap and RSS feeds.
Then use DB queries
Thought Yee Matey's would enjoy this, http://pirateproxy.appspot.com/
Translates your Surfing to Pirate. I put it together really fast so it might
break some pages.
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The Content displayed and/or processed through your Application or other web
site utilizing the Service shall not contain any of the following types of
content:
Content that infringes a third party's rights (e.g., copyright) according to
You need to segment your work, dump to GQL, or somewhere else, and resume.
Use Chron on or off site to initiate each step.
GAE is not good for Folding DNA, or Searching for Extra Terestrials, as it
wasn't built for that.
I'm not a Google Guy, but I get the impression that They look at Cloud for
Build an Async Fetch Proxy in python. :-)
Python Proxy that takes ?url1=www.somesite.comurl2=someothersite.com and
returns the sites as Delimited pages. :-)
Problem solved.
-Brandon Wirtz
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You have to give the guy credit, putting a spam mail on a Google List Serve
with a link to make it really easy for them to delist you is bawlsy. I may
have to pick up a Rolex from them, Under $100 :-)
http://www.ccshoe.com/views.asp?hw_id=38228
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You could build one of these... You'd go broke running it. A MUD is always
running.. It handles multiple threads and not only accepts requests but
sends them to the user..
GAE no process can run for more than a few seconds, so you'd have to use
some polling tricks on the client to ask what
You should ask Sony it's a them problem not a Goog Problem.
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[mailto:google-appeng...@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of heroboy
Sent: Sunday, September 06, 2009 9:18 PM
To: Google App Engine
Subject: [google-appengine] Can't login
Not a Google employee, but... I suspect like Google Adsense YOU are
responsible for your users. If something happens on A rare occasion, they
understand, but if you are a routine offender they will boot you.
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Yes you are sharing a few hundred IP's with a few Thousand Apps, You will
need a simple re-Fetch/recurl off site to do your requests.Amazon's
limit is about 10k requests per 24 hours, and there are people snarfing
those up pretty quick.
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Also Check that your requests include the signature required as of August
15th.
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[mailto:google-appeng...@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Brandon N. Wirtz
Sent: Friday, September 04, 2009 9:36 AM
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ROFLMAO
Not a Google Guy, but as an Ex-Microsoftie, Cloud and .NET are a ways away,
certainly on non-MSFT platforms.
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Sent: Thursday, September 03, 2009 5:48 PM
To:
Mono is a great platform, But Novell is losing interest in it, and it's not
popular with MSFT, if it made the move to GAE, you could expect it to go from
unpopular, to UnFriendly.
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Sorry short, fast answers get me in trouble...
.net running on Amazon or GAE is likely a ways off. There is a c# to JVM
project out there which might make it possible, but like the PHP to JVM which
works on GAE it is likely not plug and play.
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http://speed-test.appspot.com/
If you want to rule out your network connection this is a good way to do
that... Even if it won't test super fast connections with perfect accuracy,
your connection should always score about the same. I have found that I get
some drastically different results on
I'm not a google employee or a lawyer, but the intention is you can't take
10 free accounts, to get 10 gigs of download a day, instead of having 1
account which would pay $1.20 a day for that same download capacity.
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You have a Character it doesn't like... Slanted quotes? Slanted apostrophe
rather than single Quote non-english character?
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Sent: Thursday, September 03, 2009
Segment the import, then import in sections. Ie Rows 1-500 then rows
501-1000.
You might also use your local machine running the code to talk to the remote
app in baby steps
Parse data to new format, Post to GAE App, GAE app Writes to GQL or where
ever... Rinse, repeat.
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Python isn't an ideal language for this... HTML Choose your own Adventure
doesn't require any Python to work.
The Traditional Python Games don't use the web to render and can run in
realtime but doing that in html is a bit different...
If you want to learn Python, and don't care if you learn
What would you need all those threads for in a web App? If you were
crunching DNA, or calculating the path of particles from the big bang that
would make sense...
But if your App completes a request in less than 3 seconds, you would still
be able to server 10 users a second, 600 users a minute,
Google, how am I supposed to run a business on this platform?
That is why there is versioning. Upload to one version, test that it works,
push the button to change the default version.
Always have two copies of your application, so you don't risk corrupting
your live data.
Make sure you
Do a few calls, but enough people are doing twitter stuff from the Google
IP's that much like the Yahoo Pipe Issues AppEngine Users have faced Twitter
routinely hits the API throttles even with the pool of IPs.
Not to mention you have jerks like me who are using AppEngine as an API
caching Proxy
Silly question, you were logged in to one of the Google Apps Accounts you
specified in the Config?
Did you check the error log in the dash board? That would be helpful
information to have in trouble shooting your issue.
-Brandon Wirtz
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And there is a form you can fill out to have your request per second limit
increased if that is a need.
http://code.google.com/support/bin/request.py?contact_type=AppEngineCPUReque
st
Just explain why you need more resources and they will be granted.
Even 100k people showing up with in a 5
Of ted stockwell
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Subject: [google-appengine] Re: 30 Max simultaneous requests (maxThreads)?
On Sep 2, 2:34 pm, Brandon N. Wirtz drak...@digerat.com wrote:
What would you need all those threads for in a web App? If you were
I don't know if it matters but I put all my stuff in the directory called
Static...
- url: /robots\.txt
static_files: static/robots.txt
upload: static/robots\.txt
This format works. Likely you can swap media for Static... but your .'s and
/'s seem to be in places other than where mine
Try a different browser. Try a different machine.
I have had similar problems with IE on Windows 7 with infinite loops of
badness... It's Google's Playground so Run Chrome. They probably test
against that from time to time :-)
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E-mail gets shared as Google account.
Your phone number and such do not. I don't think even your name shows up.
You can only have one billing administrator so make sure you get that set
how you want.
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Google does some Magic which prevents this from working. Which is why you
have to cname to ghs.google.com things get sorted out...
The Pool of IP's is pretty large from what I have seen, and not all
sequential, and I suspect that Google is running a nat/proxy because the in
and out IP's are in
and host
I already did part of this but it is a directory I want to install and
it is PHP/MySQL based, it is not traditional html. Is there a way to
use such a script?
On Aug 28, 12:03 am, Brandon N. Wirtz drak...@digerat.com wrote:
If I understand your ask this will work.
But you would likely
Really? You want to discuss how to Hack/Screw Google on their own listserv?
I'll say that is ballsy... Or stupid
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Just noticed my URL got massacred, here we go again:
I'm thinking of putting a URL Shortener/ De-referrer on GAE... You should
have one of those...
But if you are on WP you should also consider sharing urls by post id to
make the URLs shorter.
If I understand your ask this will work.
But you would likely be happier on Google Apps, or Google Sites.
Install python on your Computer.
Install the GAE SDK.
Place all of your static HTML, Images, and Website
In a directory called Static.
Create an entry for each file in your website in
You don't need to do that... Just use cheap hosting some where out in
cyberspace to act as a proxy for you.
As I said before if you have a php Script on another site you can just have
it do the Fetch and output it... that way you aren't coming from a google
address range.
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Not really. You could write a function in to your app that would read the
contents of the file and out put it, but by default it is a one way street.
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[mailto:google-appeng...@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Lee, Duk (Genworth)
Sent: Wednesday,
You may need to create a proxy on some other domain. Yahoo gets flooded
with request from AppEngine Ips. As a result there are many times a day you
will get the your IP has been blocked (they say it nicer) error.
You will see the same thing from some of google's own APIs
You can solve this
Using Java you can Emulate php for some things. But in most cases
applications are not plug and play.
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[mailto:google-appeng...@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Ritesh Nadhani
Sent: Tuesday, August 25, 2009 10:52 AM
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Found it under Program Policies. I didn't think I could, but you know the
Adult guys always trying to convince you they can do such things.
From: google-appengine@googlegroups.com
[mailto:google-appeng...@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Brandon N. Wirtz
Sent: Monday, August 24, 2009 9:59
We have built an app that allows a web site to move portions of their web
site to Google AppEngine, with minimal configuration on their part.
This is great for WordPress, and Movable type users who would like to move
their images off site, but don't want to mess with their CMS. Think of it
like
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