Hello,
I have an application which requires resources just on some
particular days. However today my application actually failed at my
clients site. The application logs do read some high CPU usage for
some of the url but that is it. It would completely stop responding at
times for all and
Were there any actual exceptions in the app's log?
Did you see the requests in the request log?
If you were using a custom domain, could you access the site directly
at the 'appname'.appspot.com url?
Robert
On Mon, Apr 26, 2010 at 9:52 AM, WeShine Tech
wrote:
> Hello,
> I have an a
I did look into the problem and have been suggested that it could be due to
latency issues. Please could you guide me through as to how to fix this. I
have used the same code with more number of clients before but never faced a
problem like this.
The logs also show latency issues. And I did run th
Anupam,
Are you saying that you have other clients (customers) running the
same code on different deployments, or are you saying you have loaded
this app more heavily while running the current code? When you say
the log shows latency issues I assume you mean the requests are taking
a lot of CPU
Hello Robert,
Are you saying that you have other clients (customers) running the
same code on different deployments ?
No. So what happened is at my clients site the
application stopped responding. So I started using the earlier versions of
my application and those seemed to work fine.
Anupam,
What are the actual errors you are seeing? Are errors in your
app's error log?
Further comments / questions inline:
On Wed, Apr 28, 2010 at 12:31 AM, WeShine Tech
wrote:
> Hello Robert,
>
> Are you saying that you have other clients (customers) running the
> same code on
Hello Robert,
The errors that I see are mostly warning for the CPU consumption
exceeding the quota limit. I read on some thread that if one of the url
requests exceeds the quota limit the application goes down. I just want to
confirm this.
Also this request is a simple async service (G
So you are not getting any actual error messages?
Do you see requests showing up in the request log when expected? When
you tell your app to do something does a request show up?
Are you sure you do not have a front-end issue?
Robert
On Wed, Apr 28, 2010 at 11:44 PM, WeShine Tech
wrote:
>
Hello Robert,
Yes, I am not getting any actual error messages.
When the application is down, it does not show any request. Also there
is nothing shown in the logs.
Yes, As far as my knowledge is concerned there should not be any front
end issue. Can you suggest me somethings I co
Just would like to add. On the client browser the following was the error
message that I was getting:
The connection has timed out
The server at www.intelltest.com is taking too long to respond.
* The site could be temporarily unavailable or too busy. Try
again in a few moments.
*
Hi Anupam,
I would say if you are not even seeing the requests show up in your
apps request log, it is never hitting your app.
Can you use the same front end code to access one of the other
versions? If that works consistently at least you can be more
confident the front end is OK.
I would
Hello Robert,
Thanks a tonn for all your replies.
I have checked the front end code last time it failed using the other
versions and it works just fine. So the client code is surely OK.
I had also cheked for packet loss and the connection also seemed to be
good.
And Yes I am using a custom D
Hi Anupam,
I have noticed that, not often but occasionally, there will be
issues with redirects on custom domains. At some point last week
there was an issue on several of my custom domains, including my apps
and my Google Apps email. I was getting 'too many redirect' errors
even after clearin
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