I reasonably have to agree. After a code Clean up, and getting my cache
headers worked out, I now have most my sites at less than $1 a month. Good
for me. Not so sure how Google will make money J (other than having
absolute analytics on every person, bot, and animal who visits my sites)
Fr
+1 I love working with AppEngine -- the design choices are sensible, the
speed is great (esp. with the latest additions), and it's dirt cheap.
Thanks!!!
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Thanks guys! We're working hard on the reliability picture, but you can take
yourself 95% of the way there if you switch to High Replication datastore.
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Thanks guys! We're working hard on the reliability picture, but you can take
yourself 95% of the way there if you switch to High Replication datastore.
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Ikai Lan
Developer Pro
urn through my app allocation…
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> *From:* google-appengine@googlegroups.com [mailto:
> google-appengine@googlegroups.com] *On Behalf Of *Ikai Lan (Google)
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Hi Ikai,
Is there any ETA for how long it would take for the alias to be active once
we have submitted the ticket? The reason for asking this is that we have to
take the old app down to migrate the data, and the new app wont be active
until the alias is up. We can do the estimation on the mig
