This morning again:
Instances cannot even complete their loading phase.
Application down for 40 min in peak hour...
Normal startup time is 20s.
I'm probably running on same VM as another application that does heavy
processing every day at that time.
Do you know a way to trigger application VM
Trust me; Google has no clue what's going on.
The instance scheduler went crazy, people have downtimes and have
increased billing (for weeks!)
If Google would be able to track the problem (or would have a clue how
to fix it),
they would give a comment.
As I wrote. That's not the first time. Last
Hi!
Can I change my default GAE application timezone to other time zone. i.e.
(GMT-3:00) America/Sao Paulo ? In my case, it's very important.
King regards.
Fábio Peruchi
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You cannot change the GAE Timezone. You can use libraries to modify the
timezone, but you cannot change it directly.
Take a look to this library: https://code.google.com/p/gae-pytz/ (PyTZ for
GAE). I'm working with it and is a good solution for emulating timezones.
I hope to help you,
Jesús.
+1 to Mos
Trust me; Google has no clue what's going on.
The instance scheduler went crazy, people have downtimes and have
increased billing (for weeks!)
If Google would be able to track the problem (or would have a clue how
to fix it),
they would give a comment.
As I wrote. That's not the first
Mos makes some good points and states them clearly.
However, my idea of Faith Based Scheduler Maintenance seems to be yielding
pretty good results.
David
On Thursday, February 28, 2013 5:06:00 AM UTC-7, Mos wrote:
Trust me; Google has no clue what's going on.
The instance scheduler went
You just need to set a TXT record, which is pretty straightforward for any
domain registration service. While I haven't used OpenSRS, I googled around
and found you a video tutorial:
http://www.opensrs.com/site/resources/documentation/controlpanels/videos/dns Go
to about 1:20 into the video,
Hey guys,
In its current form DeferredTasks can only be serialized using native
serialization, which makes the GAE console useless (I can peek at existing
tasks, but I am not that good at reading binary data). I would like to
serialize my tasks using JSON, which would of course be my own
On Wednesday, February 27, 2013 7:30:42 PM UTC-6, Alexander Trakhimenok
wrote:
You can have as many entities as you want and speed does not depend on
number of entities.
You can have as many entities as you have IDs. If you're using a Long ID,
you have (2^63)-1 (or around
Hi Brett,
You're using Master/Slave datastore, which was already deprecated.
First of all, I recommend you migrate your app to High Replication
Datastore.
On Wed, Feb 27, 2013 at 8:12 AM, br...@mybizcentral.biz wrote:
App ID: mybizcentral
Version: test
This is for production level code. Can
Hi Hugo,
Thanks to Google Translate, you want to perform searches against the
video content.
I'm not an expert of the video format, but I think it's possible only
by scanning the video and creating the index for the search. For now,
App Engine itself doesn't provide such an API for the video
That was it, that solved all.
Thank you very much.
On Wednesday, February 20, 2013 4:48:25 PM UTC+1, Julie wrote:
Check the case of the file names. Windows doesn't care about case, but the
webserver does.
e.g., myapp.appspot.com/static/image.jpg will return 404 if the file name
is
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