did you have blobs to migrate? i can't seem to migrate blobs and was
wondering if anyone recently had success with that?
also, are you still having to pay for data stored in your old app? i'm
worried about paying thousands of dollars to delete data from the master
slave DB once migration is
I migrated my app 'bla' to 'bla-hrd' which worked fine.
Trying to copy the blobstore failed however. I have 98 blobs in 'bla'
and 1 test blob in 'bla-hrd'. Querying both 'bla' and 'bla-hrd' my
code always returns 1 blob. It used to return 0 blobinfo when the test
blob in 'bla-hrd' wasn't created
I didn't think blobstore migration was supported until a few months into
next year - I'll try and dig out which thread specified the timescales.
Until it's supported, you have to manually migrate all of your blobstore
contents.
Cheers,
Simon
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Hi Simon,
Thanks for the reply; I'm not expecting an automatic migration, I'm
just not able to do the manual migration (using the remote_api).
Hoping someone can take a look at my code and point out an obvious
mistake...
Mike
On Dec 12, 5:33 pm, Simon Knott knott.si...@gmail.com wrote:
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Did you alias your old app id to your new app id? Cause if that is the
case, then remote_api is likely talking to the new app (and I don't think
it is possible to make it talk to the old app).
On Mon, Dec 12, 2011 at 9:56 AM, MikeR mike.ross...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Simon,
Thanks for the reply;
Did you alias your old app id to your new app id? Cause if that is the
case, then remote_api is likely talking to the new app (and I don't think
it is possible to make it talk to the old app).
can't remember actively doing that (except maybe as a checkbox in the
migration process).
Could you
Will this tool move from experimental to production? Any ETA for the
production version?
It seems that the migration is a 1-way process and cannot be undone.
Thus, I would like a solid migration process before using it.
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I'd like to verify this:
I've taken one app through the migration process following all the steps in
the instructions.
It looks like there's one more step: delete the original app. That way I
get an application slot back and there's no confusion about which apps are
active.
The
I'm still not clear about the domain through Google Apps that points
to the application. Does this tool switch the domain over too? Or does
that have to be done manually? And if manually, how do you do it?
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Do you have any sample code for downloading and uploading blobs? Or am I
just being lazy?
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Is it possible to have an option to perform a test migration before
committing to the actual migration? I suspect that my app will
require quite a bit of tweaking (changing queries to be ancestor
queries; updating string-encoded keys; etc.) before going live under
HRD. It would be great to do a
You can do the initial copy, and as many syncs as you would like -
then test as much as you want - and then sync again before flipping the
alias.
I don't think we've provided a way to delete all the data, and start the
copy from scratch.
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