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Am Freitag, 9. März 2012 13:06:50 UTC+1 schrieb Nikolai:
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> Am Freitag, 9. März 2012 12:35:12 UTC+1 schrieb Alex Popescu:
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>> Since the last maintenance, I'm seeing an elevated number of Python
>> instances just hanging. My application (id: twimblr) has been running for a
>> long ti
Unfortunately, the problem is not yet solved. Once I activate a new
version, the latency is perfectly fine. But over time, things get
worse and painfully slow.
A couple of minutes after setting a new version to active:
Total number of instances Average QPS*Average Latency*Average
After deploying the same code as a new version (forcing the instances
to refresh), everything seems to work fine again:
Total number of instances: 10 total (3 Resident)
Average QPS*: 0.517
Average Latency*: 229.8 ms
Average Memory: 28.4 MBytes
Best regards,
Fabian
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Hi,
our Python instances serve requests with an average latency of about
1500ms at the moment. Having a look at the instances, the new ones
seem to have a really short lifespan while keeping about the same
amount of instances.
Our app ID is 'spiegeltvapp', serves German content (Most requests are
@Ikai
We do have about 1.2 requests/second on our application with the ID
"dctptv", so that's probably a good app to debug the problem with. The
application is written in Python, using Memcache, URL Fetch, TaskQueue
APIs, the
Datastore and a zip-imported version of Django 1.2.3.
The whole app has
I raised an issue that you could star if you're app is doing the same:
http://code.google.com/p/googleappengine/issues/detail?id=3771
On Sep 23, 3:29 pm, Fabiant7t wrote:
> Working on the same Application Nikolai mentioned before, App Engine
> more-than-sporadically returns Serve
Working on the same Application Nikolai mentioned before, App Engine
more-than-sporadically returns Server Error 500. Our application is
written in Python, using Memcache, URL Fetch, TaskQueue APIs, the
Datastore and a zip-imported version of Django 1.2.3 (some people
cared about Django versions he
