You definately have to INCREASE latency to reduce costs. As far as I
understood, the sliders work like this:
min latency: once it is reached (=a request waits in queue for that time),
app engine might start another instance (I don't know on what it bases the
decision whether to actually do it)
m
But that article says to DECREASE latency whereas the two sliders in
the applications seyting page would indicate that you should INCREASE
latency. Now I am confused!
On Nov 14, 1:34 am, "Gregory D'alesandre" wrote:
> Hi Kate, check out the article that we wrote about optimizing your app to
> min
Hi Kate, check out the article that we wrote about optimizing your app to
minimize costs:
http://code.google.com/appengine/articles/managing-resources.html Without
looking at your app its hard to know what the right settings should be
although you are only charged for the number of idle instances
I AM getting charged for instances!
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Mark,
in your dashboard, Charts section (top-center of the page), select
"Instances" from the drop down box. You should then be seeing "Total,
Active, Billed" instances.
If you tuned your num of instances down to one, that chart in fact
will tell you something like "running: 2, billed: 1" at the
I'd like to point out that startup latency isn't an issue for all
apps. Appengine used to aggressively kill idle instances. When I wrote
my app almost every request it served was a startup request. As a
result, I optimized for startup latency (used python, avoided django,
import almost nothing), an
Simple answer: unwanted latency
I'm also noticing this problem in one of my apps (see my post
https://groups.google.com/forum/?hl=en#!topic/google-appengine/dQQ2y01Mbgs)
If the scheduler decides to spin up a new instance, this will add unwanted
warmup latency to the current request. If you look
On Nov 13, 11:21 am, Gerald Tan wrote:
> Why would you want to stop having 2 instances, when you are only paying for
> one?
Interesting, only one of those two instances is counting against my
instance hours quota?
I don't have billing enabled, so my goal is to avoid going over the 28
instance-ho
Why would you want to stop having 2 instances, when you are only paying for
one?
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On Nov 13, 7:52 am, Kate wrote:
> I cannot work out how to set my instances and latency settings but I
> need to do something.
>
> Until 3 days ago my site cost nothing. Then
> 0,42
> 0.33
> 0.37
> 0.86
> 4.80
>
> How can this be? I had not altered any settings and I had not uploaded
> any new pa
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