Hey Mike,
 The difference is due to indexes. Every index write is a datastore
operation too.  So if your entity has five indexed properties, you've got
another 10 datastore operations per entity written.



Robert





On Wednesday, August 31, 2011, Michael Robellard <[email protected]> wrote:
> Dear Google,
>
> I love Google App Engine, but right now I am at a loss for what to do.
> My current billing is $4.98/day. Under the new system it is $34.41/
> day, and that is with the 50% frontend discount. The effort that would
> be involved in porting my app to a different architecture is far
> beyond what I could accomplish in the next few weeks, and to be honest
> I don't want to move off of App Engine. I like not having to deal with
> Sys Admin stuff.
>
> I have to imagine that Google did not intentionally raise my serving
> rates by 700%, so that must mean I am doing something wrong in my code/
> design, however I don't know how to fix these problems currently. I
> have already done a lot of work in the past to memcache things and do
> multiple gets and puts in a single call, and most of my apps time is
> spent handling tasks. So I have already done a lot of what is
> recommended in the managing resources guide.
>
> In addition I don't understand how my app says it has 1.05 million
> reads and 12.3 million writes per day when I look at Appstats and see
> that I have at least 3 datastore gets for every one datastore put and
> that's not count next and runquery.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Mike
> Railroad Empire
> appid: railroadempire
>
> On Aug 31, 6:51 pm, smwatch <[email protected]> wrote:
>> Is it really 10 times the original cost.!! Now we will be paying from
>> $200/month to $2000/month under new billing. Just out of our reach,
>> does not make any business sense to stay with GAE.
>>
>> We spent huge amount of time and effort to learn and develop in
>> Python, and now we are being forced to move out of Google Engine. This
>> completely does not make any sense.
>>
>> Google please respond, you are reading please give us more time to
>> either move off your systems, or compensate for existing users. Giving
>> a email notice of such a short duration and showing Preview of billing
>> so late in the game is just not right.
>>
>> Google please do the right thing to make this billing more gradual.
>>
>> Developers all over, please help show your sentiment.
>
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