Thank you, but I'm not sure how to achieve this. I selected the project
with my standard environment app in gcloud init and tried to deploy the
flex version using appengine:deploy and the appengine-maven-plugin. This
worked a few weeks ago with a new project, although it took about 15mins.
This time, I waited for more than 30mins, then got the following failure:
[INFO] GCLOUD: Beginning deployment of service [default]...
[INFO] GCLOUD: WARNING: Deployment of App Engine Flexible Environment apps
is currently in Beta
[INFO] GCLOUD: Building and pushing image for service [default]
[INFO] GCLOUD: WARNING: No configuration information provided by runtime
[java].ß
---- after about 30mins ---
INFO] GCLOUD: ERROR: (gcloud.app.deploy) ('The read operation timed out',)
[INFO] GCLOUD: This may be due to network connectivity issues. Please check
your network settings, and the status of the service you are trying to
reach.
----
I don't see any notifications in my project's activity log. What am I doing
wrong? Could the (deprecated) <vm>true</vm> in my appengine-web.xml be the
reason? Is there a possibility to set the log level of
appengine-maven-plugin / gcloud under the hood to see more log output?
The other option you mentioned involved renaming the project. But how is
this changing anything? The project-id cannot be changed and the project
name is only an alias. So after changing the project name, deploying the
flex app and revert the project name - how should that be different to my
first approach?
Thank you!
Am Montag, 28. November 2016 22:35:46 UTC+1 schrieb George (Cloud Platform
Support):
>
> If you don’t absolutely need the same app name with a different version to
> run in the new environment, there is the option to rename your new app and
> dedicate a new service to it, for the new environment, all under the same
> project. As a result, your old app would continue running in the standard
> environment, whereas the new one, freshly re-baptised, runs in the flex
> environment, offering a new service. You would finally run 2 services
> accepting traffic, and that should take care of their “friendly
> coexistence”.
>
> Still, both apps must exist within the same project, to access the same
> Datastore, as the project ID secures common access.
>
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