Hey Edward,

It sounds as though some of your instances were migrating to the newest 
version of the runtime (1.9.34), and it's possible that the new version 
caused the instances to spin up in strange ways. This should never affect 
your billing or cause you to go over the daily budget, so you should contact 
Billing 
<https://support.google.com/cloud/contact/cloud_billing_internal?rd=1> to 
get that sorted out immediately. I wish you the best of luck in contacting 
them. 

As far as the reason for the instances restarting once killed, this could 
have something to do with the autoscaler's perception of your request load, 
and the configuration you gave in your app.yaml, but it could also be a 
behaviour of the version of the 1.9.34 runtime which some of you instances 
were using. You can feel free to ask about this in the case that you open 
with billing.

This is about all the advice I can give you from looking at the graphs and 
reading your post. Again, I wish you the best of luck in getting a good 
resolution to your issues here.

Sincerely,

Nick
Cloud Platform Community Support

On Thursday, March 3, 2016 at 8:33:39 AM UTC-5, Edward Sentongo wrote:
>
> Hello, 
>
> Since February 29, too many instances are being launched to service few 
> requests.
> I have not updated any app whatsoever. Front end requests are normal or 
> even slightly less that previous.
>
> *Example:* 
> - at one time 2 instances of v1.9.34 and 4 instances of v1.9.33 were 
> launched. Yes, it release versions v1.9.33 and v1.9.34 are being toggled at 
> will!
> - one instanced serviced 700 request.
> - the other 2 serviced 10 - 20 requests
> - the rest serviced 1 or 2 requests. 
>
> *What I have done:*
> - I shutdown the instances serving less than 10 requests. They were 
> immediately restarted. Why should 3 instances service 1 simple request be 
> restarted as soon as I shut them down?
> - I disabled the affected apps and re-enable them. This didn't help 
> anything.
> * There's no options in my app-settings to limit the number of (idle) 
> instances
>
> *Consequences:*
> - My costs have been increasing. In the last 3 days, I have been billed 
> what I normally use in a week. Is there a possibility of a refund? Is there 
> a 'trick' I am missing here?
>

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