What I'm trying to accomplish is to have Cloud Run not drive traffic to my
container until it's fully loaded. I have Docker health checks that do
that, but Cloud Run seems to ignore them. I also delay the port binding (as
suggested by Jason Collins), but again, Cloud Run seems to ignore that as
at 6:01:33 AM UTC-6, Rodrigo Silveira wrote:
>
> I realize this is not the Cloud Run group, but that's the closest to it.
>
> I've asked my question on Stackoverflow, but the solution(s) posted there
> were not helpful.
>
> *My issue*: I have a Flask (Python 3.6) REST A
I realize this is not the Cloud Run group, but that's the closest to it.
I've asked my question on Stackoverflow, but the solution(s) posted there
were not helpful.
*My issue*: I have a Flask (Python 3.6) REST API that I'm deploying on
Cloud Run. The first thing my server does at startup is to
Zend 1.9 project, using code right from the docs/examples for the PHP
environment. My image upload used to work well, but now this is what I'm
getting:
PHP Fatal error: Call to undefined method
google\appengine\api\cloud_storage\CloudStorageTools::parseFilename() in
So I updated the SDK on my local box. The local application continues to
work... but now the live app is working. I'm not sure why/how, but seems
that the only thing I changed was pushing the updated libraries that came
with the new SDK.
On Friday, January 31, 2014 10:57:44 PM UTC-7, Rodrigo
I'm running a Zend Project on GAE (PHP 5.4). On my development environment,
everything works fine. When I deploy the app, however, I get 500 errors on
form posts. If I refresh the page, the data gets posted, even though the
form validation fails. In both cases, the request only takes a couple
