>From my experience it really is that expensive.
Robert
On Mon, Jan 25, 2010 at 6:28 PM, stumpy wrote:
> Persisting my entity to the database has the following profile:
>
> 224ms - real time
> 16811cpu_ms - total cpu usage
> 16715api_cpu_ms - api cpu usage
>
> The entity has a single propert
This survey looks like an ice cream shop with laundry machines fitted
and people washing clothes.
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Greetings App Engine developers -
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published by O'Reilly Media, is now available in bookstores everywhere. The
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greetings again everyone,
App Engine is currently not HIPAA- nor SAS 70-compliant, so highly
sensitive data (HIPAA/PHI data, SSNs, CC numbers, etc.) should not be
stored on App Engine. it is not a good match for that type of data at
this point in time unless, as the previous poster pointed out, th
Persisting my entity to the database has the following profile:
224ms - real time
16811cpu_ms - total cpu usage
16715api_cpu_ms - api cpu usage
The entity has a single property of type List with 1000
strings of length 16. The api_cpu_ms usage seems excessive for a
straightforward insert and batch
yeah i tried redirecting them, but it looks like they don't follow
redirects. Any other suggestions?
On Jan 25, 1:26 pm, Stephen wrote:
> On Jan 23, 7:42 pm, Joshua Smith wrote:
>
> > How about going to sleep for 29 seconds, then return the 404?
>
> That will use up one of your concurrent reque
Hello Ivanceras,
Data type for primary keys (PKs)
When I use Key as Encoded String for my PKs, the data type of the PK
is java.lang.String! I give a snippet below to demonstrate this for
me:
@PersistenceCapable(identityType = IdentityType.APPLICATION,
detachable
I have attempted a price comparison between GAE, EC2 & Azure.
http://setandbma.wordpress.com/2010/01/21/cloud-economics-a-platform-comparison/
I am not sure if I it is an apple-to-apple comparison.
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Adding to my previous post..
I've found following comment on Sun's J2EE technical article (http://
java.sun.com/developer/technicalArticles/J2EE/clustering/)
> Whenever you change an object's state in the HttpSession, call
> session.setAttribute(...) to flag the object as changed and save the cha
yeah i thought the same, but fetching 1k entities that way stills
takes ~2 seconds
using following code:
def __getItems(user):
userKey = __getUserKey(user,True)
t0 = time.time()
items = db.GqlQuery("SELECT * FROM Item WHERE user = :
1",userKey).fetch(1000)
logging.debug('getting items too
True, but this is because it's just proxying the twitter site
completely; any URL you throw at it will load the corresponding
twitter page.
Note that I'm not saying that I think this is a good idea; it's quite
probably both a TOS violation and a copyright violation. However, if
the source on the
Can a user be logged out by the app without having to visit a logout url
explicitly?
Is creeting a logout url then fetching it a possibility?
thank you
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On Jan 25, 2:51 am, "Magnus O."
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have an app which has enabled billing. Totally I'm far from
> exceeding my qouta but in the logs I see on many requests the
> following: "this resource used a high amount of CPU and may soon
> exceed it's qouta". It seems like these requests use
I'm not an expert in all this DNS/CNAME/etc things, so I afraid that
once I'll configure subdomain on appengine app,
root domain will not work on my PHP hosting
But if you say this is possible to configure - I'll try. Thanks.
On Jan 24, 10:03 pm, Robert Kluin wrote:
> Yes.
>
> You will need to
Hi developers,
Uncomfortable with a couple of restrictions, we're experimenting with
the idea of a complementor to GAE's dashboard, to provide aggregated
reporting, and ad-hoc queries, amongst other benefits.
What do you feel as the weakest point while developing, and
maintaining GAE apps?
If you
Another thanks.
Your advice is very helpful.
Now I have next numbers:
In statistic - 113 MBytes, i.e. 11,3%.
In Dashboard - 13%.
14 января 2010 г. 12:34 пользователь Петр Воронов написал:
> Many thanks. I will try.
>
> 2010/1/13 dburns :
>> Every single one of those properties is indexed by defau
Thanks for your experience. Do you know if you had this working before
or after GApps stopped allowing naked urls? I have given this over
24hrs to work through.
I haven't used www domain on other google services.
I have no problems at all with other subdomain names.
I have set up the CNAME+DNS f
Hello!
(This is for Java version)
I store an object that contains various information in the session. I
initialize the object if it doesn't exist, and I call
session.setAttribute() to bind this object right after I instantiate
it. I then access this object as user interact with my application,
an
Hi,
I would say its phishing, just look at the about page
http://retwite.appspot.com/about#about
and nowere on the page, especially not on the login page there is a
note that its not original twiter page
so its phishing i would say
On 24 Jan., 01:08, Wooble wrote:
> On Jan 23, 1:40 am, ds wro
Hello, I am having a problem with Datanucleus resolving the classes
that are not tagged as entities in my project. I have a simple test
project with @Entity annotated classes as well as GWT widgets.
I get the following error (actually a bunch of them):
com.mycompany.client.data.proxy.RpcProxy" wa
If I could get a definitive answer on this that would be great.
I know that when your Google App Engine (GAE) app has 0 instances
running (because it has been idle for a bit), and a user requests a
page, the user has to wait for the instance to boot up and do all of
the instantiation which can cau
As long as there is at least one app instance running will that
guarantee another user won't get a loading request? My loading
requests take like 10 seconds to initialize Spring, Spring Security,
and JDO. I don't want any of my users to experience a 10 second
wait. The docs say that once there i
Scub launched Quatuo ( http://www.quatuo.com ), a web semantic search
engine that allows anyone to search exact informations about peoples
and their relations. Quatuo also allows users with a Google Account to
create, view, edit, and publish their FOAF profile on the web.
Quatuo crawls the web to
I know that when your app has 0 instances running (because it has been
idle for a bit), and a user requests a page, the user has to wait for
the instance to boot up and do all of the instantiation which can
cause the user to wait a significant amount of time.
My question is about the situation whe
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