Hi,
My debug logs show that imports take quite a long time. But Google
App Engine spends several seconds even before my first log entry.
The whole execution is also slowed down (even without datastore
operations).
During the last 10 days, I've been testing various app designs work
Quick update.
Another high latency period just a few minutes ago. One of those simple
pure CGI no Django, no WebApp requests took 33 seconds to load. A few other
such requests - from 10 to 20 seconds. (Djanjo web pages took about 200
seconds to load). Bad :((
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Not what you want to hear, but Google has totally given up on the MS
datastore, so you're totally out of luck unless you move to HR, in which
case you're slightly less out of luck.
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Hi,
Some responses inline.
Robert
On Tue, Jan 31, 2012 at 11:50, UseShots goo...@useshots.com wrote:
Hi,
My debug logs show that imports take quite a long time. But Google
App Engine spends several seconds even before my first log entry.
The whole execution is also slowed down (even
For one reason, iirc you're app gets loaded from the underlying
datasource. So being on M/S means you're much more susceptible to
latency spikes.
On Tue, Jan 31, 2012 at 15:58, Dave Loomer dloo...@gmail.com wrote:
My ignorant question: Why are we discussing M/S vs. HRD when the OP said he
Of Robert Kluin
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Subject: Re: [google-appengine] Re: Weird latency
For one reason, iirc you're app gets loaded from the underlying datasource.
So being on M/S means you're much more susceptible to latency spikes.
On Tue, Jan
Hi,
This has generally beed a recurring issue with both master-slave
apps and django. It is very possibly hanging up on your imports. You
might add some logging to verify that, but it is commonly the case.
Migrating to high-replication could help with this. Dropping django
can be a further
Hey!
Those instances have exhausted my free quota. Now every request spins up a
new instance and every request takes ~10 minutes (according the logs)
2012-01-19 14:32:10.764 /request 200 *602229*ms 3kb Mozilla/4.0
(compatible; MSIE 8.0; Windows NT 6.1; WOW64; Trident/4.0; )
2012-01-19
Hi,
Are you using the master slave or high replication datastore? This
type of issue was (is?) quite common when using the master slave
datastore.
Also, you note that pages typically take 1-4 seconds to load? That
seems very slow. Is that typical of all your pages? Have you used
appstats
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