Appengine python2.7 standard environment. We're looking at switching from
the built-in memcache to memorystore for memcached (M4M), as a precursor to
migrating to Python3.
1. The M4M pricing doc
(https://cloud.google.com/memorystore/docs/memcached/pricing) describes
vCPUs, but gives go
I store entity IDs in an array as long ints, and I've just started getting
errors because they are too long e.g. 5629499534213120.
Has Appengine suddenly started producing very long IDs?
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Thanks - I did a long overdue upgrade of the SDK last week :(
In case anyone else hits the same issue, I was using a custom ArrayProperty
to store a set of entity IDs in another entity. To fix the problem, I
followed these steps:
1. Ran a script to download the ID lists for all entities
I use a custom ArrayProperty:
#--
# A lean integer list property
# See https://developers.google.com/appengine/docs/python/ndb/subclassprop
# ArrayProperty
import logging
class ArrayProperty(ndb.BlobProperty):
def __init__(self,
We have several custom domains (e.g. www.schoolinterviews.co.nz) mapped to
our application. Starting this morning, many users (from one ISP?) are
getting a Google page instead of our app.Others (including ourselves) are
getting the app correctly, which seems to imply that the domain is being
Yes - same issue here (NZ) on some networks. Great to hear I'm not the only
one. HELP!!!
On Wednesday, 12 March 2014 09:40:24 UTC+13, Tomas Adamek wrote:
Hi there
it seems like that today all my custom domain configured in my google apps
account stopped to forward the traffic to app engine
I've created a production issue
here: https://code.google.com/p/googleappengine/issues/detail?id=10687 -
please star!
On Wednesday, 12 March 2014 09:48:43 UTC+13, GregF wrote:
We have several custom domains (e.g. www.schoolinterviews.co.nz) mapped
to our application. Starting this morning
The problem was resolved for us about 12:30 NZ time. We had about 4 hours
outage. +1 for a post-mortem.
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As many people have said, it depends on your use case. In my case, I am an
application developer, not a sysadmin - I like to spend my time making
applications, not worrying about fine-tuning memcache, database
replication, software upgrades, and load balancers. Appengine has been
fantastic for
Yes, but SendGrid is 5-10 times as expensive as Appengine, per email. If
you are sending in volume, look at Amazon's SES.
On Friday, 14 February 2014 15:10:48 UTC+13, Vinny P wrote:
On Wed, Feb 12, 2014 at 9:23 AM, no-r...@jrsedu.com javascript: wrote:
I have a paid app with billing
Same thing here. I'm on SDK 1.7.4 because I need to support some older apps.
11:57 AM Host: appengine.google.com
11:57 AM Application: vig-sing; version: 1
11:57 AM
Starting update of app: vig-sing, version: 1
11:57 AM Getting current resource limits.
11:58 AM Scanning files on local disk.
11:58
Suddenly three hours ago I started getting a lot of warnings:
A problem was encountered with the process that handled this request,causing it
to
exit. This is likely to cause a new process to be used for the nex
These requests all have latencies of seconds. This is occurring with app *
My app started having terrible latency and logging the following warning:
A problem was encountered with the process that handled this request,causing it
to
exit.
This appears to be every second or third request. This started 3.5 hours
ago, and was not related to any code changes. An
Just changed version number, updated and switched default version. The
problem is still happening - latencies are through the roof (over a second
when they are usually sub 100ms), even static files are taking 500ms.
On Thursday, 27 June 2013 18:28:27 UTC+12, GregF wrote:
My app started having
Same thing here - see my post further down the list. We have two virtually
identical apps for NZ and Australia, and this affected only the NZ one.
Latency (even for static resurces) went up by ten times, causing lots of
timeouts and warnings that processes had a problem. It now seems to have
27 juni 2013 22:05:41 UTC+2 schreef GregF het volgende:
Same thing here - see my post further down the list. We have two
virtually identical apps for NZ and Australia, and this affected only the
NZ one. Latency (even for static resurces) went up by ten times, causing
lots of timeouts
The problem is still occurring, but to a lesser extent - latencies are now
only 5 times normal. I have many more instances than normal, but don't seem
to be being billed for them.
On Thursday, 27 June 2013 18:28:27 UTC+12, GregF wrote:
My app started having terrible latency and logging
I just updated to SDK 1.7.3 running on Linux. At the same time I switched
to the SQLite datastore stub, suggested by the depreciation message.
After this, edits to source (python) files are not always detected, and I
have to stop and restart the SDK after every edit. Occasionally it starts
Appengine does not give you access to the filesystem. You will need to use
either the datastore or the blobstore to store local information.
Cheers!
Greg.
On Saturday, 29 September 2012 22:05:42 UTC+12, Phát Trần wrote:
I try to get file size with os.path(asd.txt)
But I cann't. Don't know
One of my apps has stopped updating indexes when entities are added or
updated. This affects all indexes, including implicit indexes not
explicitly set up.
Other apps are fine so it appears to be application specific, just posting
here in case others have the same issue.
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Also affecting another app - two out of five - so may be more general.
On Tuesday, 31 July 2012 12:57:06 UTC+12, GregF wrote:
One of my apps has stopped updating indexes when entities are added or
updated. This affects all indexes, including implicit indexes not
explicitly set up.
Other
This is fixed now, all new entities are indexed. Looks like eventual
consistency took a very long time, but came through.
Many thanks to whoever fixed it.
On Tuesday, 31 July 2012 12:57:06 UTC+12, GregF wrote:
One of my apps has stopped updating indexes when entities are added or
updated
You can't. Appengine supports python, Java and Go languages - not PHP. It
has it's own datastore, not MySQL.
On Wednesday, 13 June 2012 20:07:53 UTC+12, Ashish wrote:
Hi --
I just want to create a very small application datadriven aplication with
the Help of PHP, + Mysql. I know Quercus
On Sep 29, 3:32 pm, Roy Smith roy.smith@googlemail.com wrote:
Since I've never seen my app during maintenance, can you elaborate on the
nice message bit? Are all GAE apps disabled, or are they allowed to run
with reduced functionality? If the latter, is there any systemic information
I'm not seeing the same issues as you - I have more objects but you
didn't specify how frequently you update, so maybe that's where the
difference is.
Dumb (of me if you have, of you if you haven't!) question - have you
added Indexed=False to your model properties? This can make an
enormous
Having administered a small (4 machine) cluster for a minor web app, I
appreciate what it takes to do the job properly. EC2 takes hardware
out of the equation, but you still need to know your OS, middleware
and database like the back of your hand, and you need to continuously
manage it. Scaling
On Sep 26, 7:51 am, Rob robert.osbo...@gmail.com wrote:
Well, unless it's a maintenance Tuesday when you appear on Oprah then
you'll wish you were on EC2 and could roll out a couple of extra app
servers :-)
Touche! An apt point. The current frequent planned maintenance is a
nuisance, but we
On Sep 11, 3:37 pm, BornInMeadowMuffins zhangb...@gmail.com wrote:
I just want to know what is the exemplary usage of cookie and session,
an easy and simple approach.
See http://code.google.com/p/gmemsess/ for a very simple session
class. It is a very small class, so you can see exactly how it
On Sep 1, 6:50 am, tijer troels...@gmail.com wrote:
HOWEVER, there is a huge problem. I just did something similar for my
app, with the result that it immediately gave me massive quota-fails.
As soon as 100 of the capabilities.CapabilitySet('datastore_v3',
['write']).is_enabled() had been
On Sep 2, 8:49 am, GregF g.fawc...@gmail.com wrote:
I am using CapabilitySet and am not seeing the same problem -
currently it has been called 250 times. But thanks for your warning -
I'll be watching it like a hawk.
It's now well over a thousand calls with quota warnings, so it seems I
don't
Queenstown New Zealand: 440-490ms.
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On Jul 28, 11:22 am, Cafebabe ullenb...@googlemail.com wrote:
Right after Google App Engine started and was free for everybody I try
to register an Application Identifier. I was surprised to find out
that I could not take the name of my two Google accounts.
I think you can't use ANY google
THAT is what we needed - thanks Chris for giving a detailed
description of the cause, resolution and follow-up. No-one likes
writing these things because they are basically detailing your own
failures, so Chris (and Google) deserve kudos for releasing this.
One of the frustrating things about
I modified the console from the development SDK so administrators can
run ad-hoc code from their browser. This lets you do anything you
want, even more powerful than phpAdmin.
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Remember that not everyone is in the same timezone. For us kiwis this
outage is 11am, also not ideal (I'd prefer it in the small hours NZ
time). Presumably Google schedule it for their quietest time
worldwide.
Lets hope that these maintenance periods get less frequent/shorter -
overall I'm
See
http://groups.google.com/group/google-appengine/browse_thread/thread/fbe433cb1cbec6da/98fad6cd3870828d#98fad6cd3870828d
- and star http://code.google.com/p/googleappengine/issues/detail?id=1116
Cheers!
Greg.
On Jun 9, 2:31 pm, bowman.jos...@gmail.com bowman.jos...@gmail.com
wrote:
Does
If this is using the SDK, it does not send messages by default - you
even need to add an argument to appcfg.py to show the message body in
the logs.
If it is on production, then make sure you have supp...@example.com
set up as an admin user. If you read the docs for the mail API, it
tells you
For what seems like the millionth time... I'm sorry for your loss, but
you've just learned a really important lesson - real programmers use
version control and backups.
Or put another way, if you don't value your code enough to look after
it, then don't expect anyone else to care either.
I'm
On Apr 7, 6:53 am, Marcel Overdijk marceloverd...@gmail.com wrote:
- User1, 1 jan 2009, 1000
- User1, 1 feb 2009, 1100
- User1, 1 mar 2009, 1200
The avarage will be 1100 ***
But maybe the user misses registering the meter reading on 1 feb:
- User1, 1 jan 2009, 1000
- User1, 1 mar 2009,
On Mar 31, 1:13 pm, WallyDD shaneb...@gmail.com wrote:
I seem to be getting a few datastore timeouts.
If I look at percentages it isn't really that much but it does clog up
the log. The timeouts tend to correspond with the spikes in
As mentioned above, you can't run C++ on GAE. If you can easily
convert your C++ to python (or java - it seems that will be supported
soon), you can run it on GAE. This may be a better idea than it seems
- I wouldn't expose a C++ app to the internet without doing rigorous
security testing to make
Yes - but the address needs to be a developer. So for my app I set up
a user called Support Support in Google Apps for my domain, and then
invited that user to be a developer for my GAE app. I can now use that
address as the sender in the mail API.
Cheers!
Greg.
On Mar 28, 3:46 pm, Wiiboy
It sounds like you are trying to use remote_api from GAE, rather than
your local machine. GAE libraries have sockets locked down to prevent
abuse, which may be the source of your problem. On GAE, the only
network option you have is url_fetch.
Thanks for publicising this - it is excellent news and will make
developers less nervous about dipping their toes into GAE.
It is also testament to Google's corporate ethics that they are
supporting this project - just imagine the storm of lawsuits that
would land on anyone trying to do this
Ping the server for a random number (the salt), then hash the salt
with the hash of the password and send that to the server. The server
stores a hash of the password, and hashes that and the salt and
compares it with the sent hash - if it matches, it's authenticated.
See first issue at...
http://knol.google.com/k/marce/app-engine-community-faqs/vkzeph4si12v/1#
Basically you can't get it back - real developers use a version
control system.
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Seconded. Much appreciate the effort you put in during what I guess
was a pretty stressful week.
Cheers!
Greg.
On Mar 11, 8:36 am, cz czer...@gmail.com wrote:
The datastore seems to be unusually zippy today, whatever you googly
types did yesterday sure worked. Beautiful!
thanks,
- Claude
On Mar 11, 6:06 am, mawcs mwilliam...@williamsonclan.us wrote:
I'm having a helluva time trying to manage multiple user timezones in
my Google App Engine application.
I have wrangled with time display for years, and my solution is to
store everything as a unix datestamp (time.time()). When the
Just checking that the problems didn't start exactly a week ago -
appengine has been struggling between the scheduled maintenance last
Monday till this Monday. Test again now, and see if it is working
better - my app is flying now.
Also check you can't use memcache to good effect, and get() and
Yes you can, and as you suggest, it is a very good idea. Just create
one file called my_models.py with the model definitions (say Cat and
Dog), and in your other files just use from my_models import Cat.
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Raw data is good - I didn't realise you could click through to the
performance graphs on the status page. But currently it only shows the
past performance, and leaves us guessing about the future.
During the recent issue, I posted a complaint about lack of feedback,
and Pete Koomen's response
On Mar 8, 4:21 am, Myroslav Opyr myros...@quintagroup.com wrote:
Google Engineers know more, but don't share with us. From outside it appears
as if some heavy apps launched in production mode on GAE (when additional
paid quotas allowed that), and that brought whole GAE infrastructure to
Interesting. Our app has paying customers, so this week's latencies
have been pretty stressful - but I don't agree with you.
We have dedicated servers for our old apps, and use Appengine for new
ones. When old customers call asking about problems, the world is on
my shoulders - I have total
Don't take my word for it - that was just what I see happening.
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I agree - and compared to last week, it's three or four times higher.
I'm just hanging out for the next scheduled maintenance, when they
reckon it will return to pre-upgrade levels. I've pared everything I
can back for our app, and hoping we can limp through till then without
losing customers.
I
On Mar 5, 8:19 am, Alex Popescu the.mindstorm.mailingl...@gmail.com
wrote:
Comparing the Datastore metrics for yesterday and today, I'd say that
the Datastore is still having latency problems on most of the
operations.
Agreed - my app is still performing horribly.
I'd also have to point out
Hi Pete -
Thanks a million. We now know when we can expect an improvement, and a
resolution. In our case I can now see that migration is going to be
more pain than hanging in there.
Can I strongly suggest you post the same text on google-appengine-
downtime-notify. And can you also pass the
Arg! It's started happening to my app - when trying to loop
through the results of a query with about 20 members.
for teacher in teacherList:
File /base/python_lib/versions/1/google/appengine/ext/db/
__init__.py, line 1468, in next
return
My rant about the same thing here...
http://groups.google.com/group/google-appengine/browse_thread/thread/2ce6fdeb3fe58605
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Good luck with that. AppDrop basically runs the GAE SDK on Amazon -
you don't get any scalability, and I wouldn't rely on the SDK to run
an app for any length of time. You can run several instances of your
app, but they would all have their own datastore.
You seem to have some beef with the new
What exactly don't you like? I read through them, and they seem fair
enough to me.
On Mar 1, 1:30 am, KillIEbrowser davide.rogn...@gmail.com wrote:
Yes, sorry :-)
I'm looking for alternatives because I like Python but I don't like
the Google's New Terms of Service :-(
On Feb 27, 11:04 pm,
On Feb 26, 2:40 am, PYD p...@pydelens.be wrote:
server was negative. Then I remebered I read somewhere that Google
Engine couldn't serve Ajax.
AJAX is just javascript content. There are no specific limitations
for AJAX on Appengine, except for the limitations on content
generally: 1 GB
Depends on the site. If it is likely to hit the big time, GAE will
repay the pain of redeveloping (getting used to the datastore, mainly)
many times over. And if you aren't a sysadmin, GAE will let you sleep
at night. If it does crash (and I'm sure it will, occasionally) you
can sit back and let
On Feb 23, 8:30 am, thebrianschott schott.br...@gmail.com wrote:
I must be using self.redirect() when something else should be used.
When I use self.redirect() my python program stops even though I am
trying to redirect back into my python program.
I think you are confused about what
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