-appengine] How to catch Out of Memory errors?
Sometimes I wonder if you really use GAE too ;) Or are Java and Python this
different?
All ServletResponses and Log-Events are (for me) cached (and flushed only at
the end of the request).
E.g.: If you have a 1 hour backend job no log entry
Sometimes I wonder if you really use GAE too ;) Or are Java and Python this
different?
All ServletResponses and Log-Events are (for me) cached (and flushed only
at the end of the request).
E.g.: If you have a 1 hour backend job no log entry appears in the Admin
console till the request is com
y find you have a loop until the end of time
statement somewhere
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to catch Out of Memory errors?
I'm getting a lot of "Out of Memory" errors, and when that happens GAE just
kills the instance right away and all I see in the logs is something like
this:
Exceeded soft private memory limit with 277.09 MB after servicing 1 requests
total
I'm getting a lot of "Out of Memory" errors, and when that happens GAE just
kills the instance right away and all I see in the logs is something like
this:
Exceeded soft private memory limit with 277.09 MB after servicing 1
requests total
To find where the problem is, I put logging.info() st
