Yes, exactly. Especially step 2 was necessary even though my domains were
verified long ago. As soon as I verified them anew I was able to upload my
certificate.
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Hi!
Finally I managed to set it up with a wildcard certificate. The problem was
that I had to revalidate the ownership of my custom domains.
Thank you,
Thomas
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> We have managed to check further, and it
Hi George,
I really tried everything, including the purchase of a new wildcard
certificate - but still no luck! Please help!
Kind regards,
Thomas
Am Donnerstag, 9. März 2017 19:07:31 UTC+1 schrieb George (Cloud Platform
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> We have managed to check further, and it seems that your
Hi!
I'm desperately trying to configure my App Engine project for SSL
encryption without success. When I upload my certificate and private key, I
always get the following message, even though my domain ownership has been
verified and the domains are listed in the "Custom domains" tab:
Thank you, Evan!
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Is it possible to run one or more Compute Engine VMs in the same project as App
Engine instances and use the same Datastore? If so, will their performance be
as good because of the colocation of the services?
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>> Ok, thank you! I'll try to optimize my code to produce less objects where
>> possible.
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Jordan, I'd like to know if Google is planning to drop support for GAE SDK
APIs altogether, also for Standard Environment. If so, many many developers
would have to rewrite considerable parts of their code for the migration to
the new REST APIs. What exactly is the problem about releasing a new
Same here!
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Jeff, I totally understand your point and hopefully Google will provide the
required API in time. Objectify is a great library and I would love to continue
using it, but I also want my app to be readily migrated to Flex Env when it's
going GA.
Thanks for giving your great work to the community!
Since App Engine Flexible Environment will not support the GAE SDK API any
more (compat runtimes were dropped), unfortunately Objectify can also not
be used any more - at least until they support Google Cloud Client API to
access the datastore, which is not very likely
Same problem here! I also migrated my Standard Java app to Flex Env and was
surprised by the great performance there. Unfortunately, with the deprecation
of the compat runtime, there's no easy way to leave it there any more. We'd
have to rewrite lots of our code and some vital services like
Thank you for investigating my issues. I'll try to follow your recommendations.
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I just used the appengine-maven-plugin, which apparently is invoking gcloud
under the hood. I was able to deploy the simple hello world example
(https://github.com/GoogleCloudPlatform/getting-started-java/tree/master/helloworld-jsp)
and modified it to access the datastore with the Google Cloud
In the log I could also see that src.tgz (146MB) is being uploaded for 6
minutes and then the host computer shuts down the connection because of a
read timeout. What can I do about it?
Am Mittwoch, 30. November 2016 07:16:20 UTC+1 schrieb Thomas Baldauf:
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> Thank you, unfortunately it's
Thank you, unfortunately it's still not working. Now I found the logs of
GCLOUD command and it says:
2016-11-30 07:07:41,608 DEBUGrootRetrying request to url
Thank you, but I'm not sure how to achieve this. I selected the project
with my standard environment app in gcloud init and tried to deploy the
flex version using appengine:deploy and the appengine-maven-plugin. This
worked a few weeks ago with a new project, although it took about 15mins.
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> GC pauses could very well be the culprit. What do the Utilization and
> Memory Usage graphs look like at the time of the slow request?
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>> It would be hard to post my code here,
One more question before I do a test with the still available compat runtime on
Flex Env: is it possible to have the legacy app running in the same project as
the freshly ported Flex app just by using a different version name? Will it
just add a GCE VM for that versioned instance and let the
Very interesting, I'll try that as soon as possible!
Dankeschön :)
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Thanks for the answers! I already migrated my app to Flex Env using the compat
runtime and noticed a great performance gain with only 1 permanent instance in
comparison to automatic scaling in Standard Edition (10x more throughput showed
by jmeter). Now that the compat runtime is deprecated
If I manage to rewrite my App Engine Standard Edition Java app to not use
the SDK but instead Google Cloud Client libraries and Redis Memcache
service, should it be possible to run the app on Compute Engine? Can I
still access my data in the Cloud Datastore (after moving it to the new
project
It would be hard to post my code here, because I'd have to include HttpFilters
and the whole DAO/Cache-layer. But there's really nothing going on that's
needing a lot of CPU resources. One thing I asked myself: could it be GC
occupying the process, because the frequency of such slow requests is
Hi! I have been facing this issue permanently since I have my Java app
running on App Engine (Standard Edition), that is since 6 years. Users are
complaining more and more, so I have to do something about it:
Occasionally, response latency for even the most simple requests to my app
climbs up
Same here! Flex Env would have been great without the need to rewrite all the
parts of our app that depend on GAE SDK APIs. I'm just wondering if they're
going to deprecate it also in Standard Edition so everybody has to use the
Google Cloud Client libraries in the future ...
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Hi, we're experiencing strange scheduler behaviour, long load time (up to
1min) for even the simplest requests, and temporarily complete failure of
GAE for Java. Could you please investigate and fix this? Our customers are
already complaining. App-ID is s~typescout-hrd
Thank you!
Kind
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