Anyone know if there was scheduled down time 10/22/2010 around 12:30AM
PDT?
None of my cron-initiated requests were triggered from about 12:33 AM
PDT to 1:05 AM PDT, but there were no errors in the logs.
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gt; check whether the job has run or not by using a datatstore / memcache
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> On Oct 22, 7:51 pm, Chris Prinos wrote:
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I see the same thing (DeadlineExceeded) over the past couple of days
with a cron job that writes a few bytes of date to a single table. It
had been working fine for weeks, no code changes. Over the past 10
hours, 6% of these cron requests have failed because of the ap engine
errors.
Chris
On Feb
I'v had problems as well, 1-minute crons were not being called
starting around 2:26:am EST. They started working again around 5am
EST, then stopped again a couple of hours later. Currently they are
not working.
I changed my cron config to 2-minutes and those are working.
I had other crons that we
More outages again this morning. All of my crons (not just 1-minute)
were dead from about 4-4:30am EST this morning
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scheduling. If you're seeing an issue where a task was
> completely dropped and never executed, please provide details about
> your app id and what you're seeing. Thanks.
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> On Oct 24, 11:53 pm, Chris Prinos wrote:
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hanks,
chris
On Nov 16, 1:49 pm, Chris Prinos wrote:
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> More outages today, from more outages today 18:14-18:40 UTC and
> 17:16-17:35 UTC. This is still with a two-minute cron task.
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> The jobs are completely dropped, there are not a number of "make-
Here's what I have done that seems to work:
1) select the entities you want to delete from the datastore admin
page as you described
2) Manually monitor the cup usage in the dashboard or quota page
3) Once the quota reaches a high value (say 75-80% for example), go to
the "Task Queues" page of th
