All our apps are currently down! :(
On Friday, October 26, 2012 12:37:48 PM UTC-2, Olivier Truemat wrote:
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> Hi,
>
> Just had my web site totally not accessible. Also the appengine console is
> not accessible anymore.
>
> appid is francecorentstudents.com
>
> Could someone from Google have a loo
Well. I was considering to migrate my Django app to webapp2. How are you
using Django? Djangoappengine? Django-nonrel? which version?
On Tuesday, December 4, 2012 6:35:24 PM UTC-2, Emmanuel Mayssat wrote:
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> GAE can be used with webapp2 or django.
> I have been using webapp2 for a short while.
>
Can you show us your code to have a better explanation of the context?
Thanks
On Saturday, January 12, 2013 5:44:49 PM UTC-2, Paulo Daniel Taylor de
Carvalho wrote:
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> It just loops forever and this it what I can see in the Javascript console.
> This error happens after a reconnect when I try
Hi everyone, In the last days I've been seeing on my application a lot of
Transient Errors when I try to use task queues. is this happening to anyone
else? do you know what actually happen when this error is raised? all i get
from GAE documentation is "There was a transient error while accessing
Thanks Vinny, It's not happening anymore but to mitigate that next time it
happens I will try with your strategy,
On Friday, April 19, 2013 3:01:03 PM UTC-3, Vinny P wrote:
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> Hello Santiago,
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> Transient errors happen sometimes, there's not a whole lot you can do to
&g
Hi guys,
I have to integrate(consume) a SOAP XML API... :( Is any good client I can
use from GAE/Python2.7 to do this work? Any good/bad experiences? I've
looking for a client but I haven't seen anything concrete. Some people
mention SUDS but still don't know if this works well on GAE.
Any h
Hi guys,
I'm using digest authentication for my application in Python: This is after
client's first request, the client gets back a nonce from the server with a
401 authentication request...
I'm pretty sure these logs treat this 401 as an error and all I can see in
my error admin console is t
Hi,
Yesterday I received this error in a function that queried the
datastore
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/base/python_lib/versions/1/google/appengine/ext/webapp/
__init__.py", line 501, in __call__
handler.get(*groups)
File "/base/data/home/apps/taksee-2/1.333100565109818741
Hello everyone. I have a problem when trying to find a single element
by id. The entity class is this:
@PersistenceCapable(identityType = IdentityType.APPLICATION)
public class Test{
@PrimaryKey
private String name;
..and so on.
In this case, the value "name" is acting like an id. I'm u
After working with the DataStore for a while, for consiestency and
transaction issues, i started to model all my entities within groups with
all the "ancestors thing". It works well for now. I don't have a big data
model.
But, thinking a little about it, it clearly is similar to the well known
I have been waiting for a few days and I thought this would go away
but I am unable to make billing changes to my app because of this
message:
"A charge has been issued to the billing administrator. (You will be
able to make changes to your budget settings again once the
outstanding payment is pro
To keep things simple, is this issue worth worrying about before the
new billing model becomes active ? Or will everything be so different
that the stuff we see know will be different then ?
My instances:
https://skitch.com/smalltech/fcyfd/instances-smallte.ch
Site: smallte.ch
(on http://websmal
So today at 8:42 PM CST I'm trying to login into the appengine dashboard and
I'm unable to do so. I loging and all I'm getting is an error saying " 302
Moved
The document has moved here." Anyone having this same issue? I have tried
Chrome, IE, Opera. Chrome says too many redirects, IE just s
Hello,
i want to do some validation before my models start.
Something like
class NegativeDoorNumber(BaseException): pass
class Car(db.Model):
doors = db.IntegerPropery(required=True,default=4)
def __init__(self,doors=4,**kwds):
if(doors<0):
raise NegativeDoorNumber("Hey
Thank you for your answer Yanzheng.
Are you saying something like this?:
class CarFactory():
def getNewCar(self,doors=4):
if doors<0:
raise ...
cf = CarFactory()
car = cf.getNewCar(doors = -1)
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I was doing that. But it seems weird. I'd like to have everything in one
piece. I'd like to make my models "intelligent pieces" not just "data
holders". You know what i mean?
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Thank you very much brother!
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Hello People, i know this question might sound idiot, but i don't know where
to start. When i use some kind of framework, it generally uses some kind of
WSGI interface and in my actions i get requests, responses, and those kind
of things.
For example, with webapp framework:
def sayHello(self):
Thank you Greg, but in the getting started guide it uses webapp
framework. I'm trying to get information from the request without
using any framework.
2011/8/29 Greg :
> http://code.google.com/appengine/docs/python/gettingstarted/
>
> On Aug 29, 12:33 pm, Santiago Basulto
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Here is some code that can show you what i'm trying to do:
e = Employee(key_name = 'some_key_name',name='John Bonham')
db.put_async(e)
If i do it, and after some time i try to get it
e = Employee.get_by_key_name('some_key_name') # e is None
It doesn't work. e is None! But, if i do this:
e =
I have just seen the estimated for the new pricing model and to be
honest: I am horrified. I have spent a lot of time learning python and
the AppEngine platform because it seemed like a cheap and trustable
solution. I agree it was almost too cheap but a 17x increase is really
a bit much for me.
My
Update: I disabled "always on", set minimal latency to 60ms and now I
seem to have much less instances.
My three websites now seem to have each two instances. I am not sure
if my changes have anything to do with this.
My iPhone stats website (by *far* the one with more traffic) now seems
to be st
Actually I spoke/wrote too fast. My smallte.ch website now has closed
its useless second instance.
Also my 36$/month numbers were wrong since obviously the first
instance is free.
If it remains like that it could be tolerable but I am still baffled
by the numbers I saw in my history.
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As I posted in another thread I am seeing an enormous increase in the
comparison in the billing history too. However it seems most of it was
based on my numerous idle instances.
Note that I disabled 'always' on to remove three mostly idle instances
and increased tolerable latency to 60 ms. Accordi
When I started learning about AppEngine Python was obviously the
preferred language (features were being added to Python first)... so I
learned Python. Now it seems I made the wrong choice (especially since
I was already comfortable with Java).
Instance-based pricing is really killing me here. I d
What can I say? +1.
I am not sure how we're supposed to rewrite our apps for Python
concurrency (or what that implies). All I know is I probably won't
have the time to do so. Anyway I think it'll always be cat and mouse
with AppEngine. I rewrote my app to use a maximum of memcache in order
to avoi
Same here. Unless Python concurrency is so magical it cancels the
instance billing effect I'll have to move everything I can move away.
Or just turn it off because the indirect platform locking is rather
efficient.
I am not in the same league as those who pay thousands of dollars per
month but rat
Can anyone from Google explain the following?
We're already paying for DataStore and Bandwidth separately so I think
it's fair to say that an instance is the equivalent of a chunk of CPU+
RAM. That is fine to pay for them but why an instance is so incredibly
expensive for 2011 ?
At normal pricing
I detailed on my blog how using simplificative optimization can
compensate for the unbelievable price increase. As you can see there
wasn't any good reason to worry.
As usual we developers were stupid and Google in its almighty goodness
was just misunderstood. Adapting the code appropriately will
If anything this clearly shows one thing: most of us came here to
avoid doing system admin but now we're just at the mercy of random
policy changes and have to keep optimizing in a different way each way
pricing rules changes (or pay heavily).
I disabled all costly services (which thankfully weren
That's vendor lock-in at work. We're seriously considering tolerating
200ms response time for a website in 2011 in order to keep the status-
quo.
Sad.
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Joke aside removing "always on" instances (that were sitting idle) and
upping the latency a bit to 60ms did move my public website
(smallte.ch) from a ridiculous 6 instances to between 1 and 2,
effectively making it acceptable.
When it comes to my iPhone stats websites it seemed to reduce the
numb
If they keep doing this often enough to keep the instances up it might
be a worthy business model!
6 instances * 0.08 *24 hours *30 days = 345 USD / month.
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Following the huge price increase I have been forced to immediately
disable my iPhone stats website (details here: http://i.smte.ch/b/35001
) .
I set the pending latency to 300 ms. (yes three hundred ms) and the
max idle instances to ONE.
Yet when I look at my instances I see three instances:
htt
PS: Just in case someone from Google looks at my app
(smalltechads.appspot.com) I have just uploaded a new version that
replaces the /log file with a static file.
Does serving static files use instances as well or is this different?
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I recently complained that the new pricing forced me to take down my
own stats site. Also I noted that my minimalist app used to serve
horoscopes to my iPhone app went from about 9 $ to about 177$ per
month.
Since this app basically serves semi-static content (it's updated once
a day) I used AppEn
Thanks a lot! I'll definitely try this.
On 9 sep, 03:40, Tammo Freese wrote:
> HiSantiago,
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> On Sep 8, 9:01 pm,SantiagoLema wrote:
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> > Since this app basically serves semi-static content (it's updated once
> > a day) I used AppEngine's memcache to serve every request.
> [...]
> > So I just ad
Tammo, I thought you might like to know I quoted you in my fresh blog
post on this matter:
http://www.smallte.ch/blog-read_fr_34003.html
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Ok, I have just tested it and it seems to work beautifully (at least
for all the requests that didn't include a random value!).
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I cannot find references to this anywhere so I don't know if it's
possible.
Is there a way to get basic info on the running instance? Typically:
- the instance age
- some sort of identifier
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Today's downtime has totally exploded my budget limit. Because requests
that currently loaded in 0.3 seconds now took over 6 minutes, the number of
instances exploded and depleted my quota in minutes.
Can I set a 10 second deadline for any request? If it takes more than that
I would like it to
Any idea how you would handle requests staying in pending for 24 minutes?
This happened to me today:
https://www.evernote.com/shard/s8/sh/ad3b58bf-9338-4cf7-aa35-a255d96aebbc/4b90815ba1c8cd2080b157a54d714ae0
This server gets about 7 to 12 request per second and usually handles them
in ~200ms. Bu
WHERE I CAN FIND THE TERMINAL? HELP ME GUYS! THIS IS MY FIRST TO CREATE
APPS.
On Thursday, January 24, 2013 1:30:27 PM UTC-8, Fred Mort wrote:
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> I am trying to create an app engine for an app I made in app inventor.
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> i have googleappengine 1.7.4 and python 2.7.2.5
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> I can not run the comma
com.google.appengine.api.images.OutputSettings only has support for one
setQuality parameter. This works for the RGB image quality but when you add
an alpha channel it seems to always use lossless compression. So as soon as
I add an alpha channel to a webp image the size explodes.
https://devel
I'm creating a micro service that should run on a python 3 standard
environment of Google App Engine. I want to run it in a simulated Google
app engine environment. In the python2 standard environment you could do
something like:
dev_appserver.py [PATH_TO_YOUR_APP]
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but as I understand this
I was browsing the documentation about python 3 and python 2 standard
environment differences, because we are migrating an app that uses python 2
and communicates with other services on python 2.
https://cloud.google.com/appengine/docs/standard/python3/python-differences
The documentation does
I did a migration of a python 2 app in the standard environment to python
3. One of the things that changed was how we communicated with other
services. For instance we communicated to another service like this:
urlfetch.create_rpc(deadline=60)
urlfetch.make_fetch_call(rpc, url)
And in the othe
We got this email
After September 30, HTTP(S) Load Balancers will convert HTTP/1.1 header
names to lowercase in the request and response directions; header values
will not be affected.
As header names are case-insensitive, this change will not affect clients
and servers that follow the HTTP/1.
I have a simple apache beam project using python 3 to transform some data
and write to big query, it uses a package called texstat, if I run locally
everything works, but when I run on dataflow I get the following error:
NameError: name 'textstat' is not defined [while running
'generatedPtr
I have a simple apache beam project using python 3 to transform some data
and write to big query, it uses a package called texstat, if I run locally
everything works, but when I run on dataflow I get the following error:
NameError: name 'textstat' is not defined [while running
'generatedPtr
+1
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