What's the point in using AE infrastructure then? You're probably better off to
EC2 micro instance, or openshift, or cloudfoundry, or appfog, or heroku, in
that case.
Personally, I'd be -1 unstarring (if I could) such a feature.
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Is this M/S or HR App.?
On Wed, Jul 11, 2012 at 9:07 AM, Sun Jing wrote:
> My site usually has little traffics. But app engine launched many useless
> instances that caused I ran out of quotas yesterday.
>
> I had already set Max Idle Instances to 1 and Min Pending Latency to 15s,
> but it didn'
I can see how this feature would be useful -- especially for testing.
I have an app I haven't released yet that once a minute sucks in new data
and spawns many (maybe up to 200/minute max) requests using the task queue
to process that data. When using frontends I was often spinning up 2-3+
instanc
I'm using M/S datastore. I think HR may be better, but I don't want to
migrate now.
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The feature can be optional, right? People who want unbounded number of
instances can disable that feature. To me, it doesn't make sense that it is
impossible to limit number of active instances when you are paying for that.
On Wed, Jul 11, 2012 at 8:06 AM, alex wrote:
> What's the point in usin
