Hi,
I feel your pain. it cost me a few thousand dollars to delete my
millions enities from the datastore after a migration job (ikai never
replied my post though...) and im still paying since the deletion is
not completed yet (spending 100-300$ a day for the past 2 weeks
now!!). Not doing much ju
s if
your write frequency is very high. Or switch to memcache counters of
your write frequency is super high (much faster than the queue api but
risk of losing data).
On Jan 2, 8:02 am, jon wrote:
> Yohan your suggestion regarding the use of pull queue for batch writes
> is interesting. In t
10,000$ a month in gae that's a lot and then 10,000$ in consulting
fees with brandon haha
anyway back to business:
1) are you using python or java
2) how many apps are generating that much traffic
3) check the admin panel maybe even post a
screenshot here (or link to it or something) it will alrea
Yep the blobstore approach is a better solution IMHO but costs will
still be prohibitive. Im afraid
nothong much you can do about that. Initially i thought that we could
get an export of the datastore, download it as a binary file and
process it locally (like the local .bin used for devs) but i'm
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0th of a CTO, 1/10 of a product manager 2 test
> engineers 1/5 of a release manager, and 1/5 of a performance engineer. That
> is 2.5 support staff for every programmer. If you are just writing code you
> are working in a vacuum that makes it hard to plan, test, debug, and run
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ot;mistakes" grow to the point we can't control them.
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> [mailto:google-appengine@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Raymond
> Sent: Thursday, December 29, 2011 12:13 AM
> To: Go
price of deletion a
bit.
On Dec 29, 4:13 pm, Raymond
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> Dear Yohan,
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> On my side I thank you for sharing your experience, I am beginning
> with GAE and know that whatever the time I will put on this project I
> will be making beginner mistakes and this kind of info is precio
ing you've done and start from scratch. Very frustrating...
On Dec 29, 1:25 pm, jon wrote:
> Yohan I agree that there should be an easy and cheap way to get your
> data out. I think it's a little unfair that leaving GAE is made that
> hard.
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> How much did you spend on yo
other tools... and a lot of things that are easier to
> build on app engine. And some things that are best hybrids of GAE and
> something else.
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> On Wed, Dec 28, 2011 at 5:26 AM, Yohan wrote:
> > Hi Brandon,
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Hi Brandon,
Although i agree with you that the original dataset wasnt fully
optimized (that was over 2 years ago), i believe that i have a good
understanding of datatore vs SQL, caching etc. Im not building public
facing website im dealing with private apis and I am already
stretching memcache and
Hi fellow developers, just a cautionary tale for the new members out
there and people building up large datasets.
We already know that the difference in reported datastore size between
the actual data and the total size is due to the indexes and various
voodoo stuff that the datastore is doing to
Hi,
I've been trying to export the entities in my datastore for offline
processing. I tried the python bulkloader but it wont export the
binary data (im serializing stuff in blobs and text fields i need this
data as well - maybe b64 encoded or something).
And the java remote api is just a remote
hy not just generate a GUID and use that as the
> key name? Or, setup an API in your app that you make an AJAX call to that
> returns a key for you?
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> If you are still interested in the
> code:http://code.google.com/p/googleappengine/source/browse/#svn%2Ftrunk%2...
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> Robert
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Hi Guys,
I've been trying to generate a valid datastore Key manually in
javascript. For some reason, i need the javascript to know the keys of
the objects the server will generate before sending the request to the
server (as long as both JS and Servlet generate the keys the same
way).
I couldn't
Hi Brandon,
So how do you explain that Google serves pages in 50ms when GAE serves
pages at 300ms ? And what to say about Google instant. These guys can
do better than 300ms for sure.
I built my own config on a AWS instance relying on memcache+mysql+php
it would server under 50ms. If you look at
I used to have an API app running at 1700 req/s with spikes about
2000+ running in multithreaded mode with about 50 instances in
parallel. Not bad but costs where spiking for some reason. After
investigation it seemed that memcache wasnt holding the data long
enough between requests and the app had
Hi,
I'm new gae developer, now I'm developing adlinkshopsafe.appspot.com
I have a problem, about the billing setting, I had disable the
billing, my status now is must wait 7 day,
now I want to re-enable the billing, is there any way to re-enable
imediately?
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Hi there,
Simple one : the app has been displaying an 503 Over Quota error for
the last 6 hours although the dashboard shows green everywhere.
I suspect the app has been "disabled" from your side since the
previous deployment was killing the quota real fast. I fixed it in
latest release now can I
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