Stephan,

No, there is no way to stick sessions to application instances. While you
can't associate all the data in a single Memcache key, you can break up the
data, using a Memcache value as an index for the rest of the data.

On Wed, Dec 2, 2009 at 2:48 PM, stephan <[email protected]> wrote:

> I have a GAE application that has some complex reporting requirements.
> Since there is currently no support for aggregate queries, my approach
> is to instead build up a collection of the items to query in memory,
> and then use JOSQL to perform the queries I need.
>
> For the most part this has worked out OK. Part of the complication,
> however, is that if I have a lot of items I need to collect from the
> datastore (tens or hundred of thousands of items), I need to do this
> in "chunks", in order to stay under the 30 second request limit. I do
> this by issuing successive AJAX requests to initialize my data.
>
> The problem is that occasionally the app will hit some threshold that
> causes the GAE infrastructure to spin up a new JVM. In this case, all
> the items I've collected in memory in the first JVM will no longer be
> there, and I have to start over. For situations where it may take 10+
> minutes to build up the collection of items, this becomes problematic.
>
> I'm wondering if there could be some way (via some special http header
> or otherwise) to ensure that all requests from a given user/session
> will stay "stuck" to the same JVM.
>
> Any other possible solutions I could consider? (Memcache, BTW, is not
> an option, as the amount of data I'm building up in memory is more
> than the 1MB maximum for memcache entries.)
>
> thanks,
>
> ...stephan
>
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