Hi
Just got the email saying issue "We need to be able to set
"Max-Idle-Instance" to 0"
http://code.google.com/p/googleappengine/issues/detail?id=5764 wont be
fixed.
In that case there is a problem with the scheduler not shutting down idle
instances.
My app your-pond, has a single instance t
>From what Jon said in another thread ("min instace time is 24 hours?"),
instances may be left hanging around (as they happen to be on a fortuitous
machine)
But you are not changed for these. ie its the lines on the graphs that
actully affect billing (see Jons equations in the same thread)
... i.
Hi Barry
Thanks for pointing out that thread.
I am still not 100% convinced from what Jon said is the whole picture
He did say that they may not kill of idle instances and the graph shows
that.
But he also says that max-idle-instances=1 equates to 24 billable hours.
So I am inclined to conc
> But he also says that max-idle-instances=1 equates to 24 billable hours.
>
He did not say that. He clearly said that an instance will not be billed
after 15 mins of inactivity.
You will get 24 billable hours if you ping(make a request) the system at a
rate of at least 1 time every 15 minuet
And, your total-instance-rate is the blue line in the graph. As you can see
it is 0 most of the time not 1. So in the formula you put 0 for most of the
idle hours.
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Ok, where he said that was in the context of someone pinging every minute
rather than as
a general statement.
It would be good if the instances view showed billable instance hours
against each instance.
I might have to wait more than 3 days to see the billing, I am currently 4
days behind on
Hi Tim,
As Dani explained, if there are no instances that have received a
request in the last 15 minutes, then the billable-instances-rate for
that time period is indeed 0. So, in your last example, the
billable-instances for the day would be 4. I'm happy to walk through
other scenarios if you'd l
Hi Jon
Thanks for the update.
Faster billing will help a lot.
I don't envy the person who gets to write up all these billing behaviours in
a
clean concise fashion. A job for an good technical writer.
See ya
T
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