Besides feature requests like that end with Skynet.
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Ok, but describe the method for doing it.
You can't just tack on "Let it learn from previous requests" and get a
patent.
If so I want a lot of them.
Build a Car and Let it learn from previous requests.
Build a Robot Maid and Let it learn from previous requests
Build a search engine
+1 , i wonder if they are already doing it ?
On Wed, Dec 21, 2011 at 10:28 PM, voscausa wrote:
> I'll add another patent. Make it inteligent, let it learn from previous
> requests.
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Be sure you do not have something that is periodically creating a
burst of tasks into a task queue. I believe the scheduler responds to
this by thinking, "Wow. I've got a lot of tasks to clear as soon as
possible." This could be very detrimental to your instance counts as
you may get a burst of ins
index marked error, i don't know to delete them.
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On Dec 7, 4:05 pm, Brandon Donnelson wrote:
> What are folks using for backups of datastore?
I use https://gist.github.com/950846
http://groups.google.com/group/google-appengine/msg/09e41a73e8ccd32b
has some background on the issue (but terrible fomating).
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You could sign up for an extra google/gmail account, then start
another app engine account. But it might be against the rules.
And if you do sign up for another account make sure you add your
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all from one account.
Not that I wo
Hi,
I currently have 0 applications remaining in my account. I can't delete any
existing apps as I'm using them (some are paid apps). I'm working on 2 new
ones
right now and want to deploy them soon. Could someone from Google please
add a few more on my account?
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You can run the first step that won't do the full migration. The way the
tool works is like this:
1. Copy all your data without putting the source app into read-only mode so
you can continue serving
2. Ask you if you want to put the app into read-only mode (just don't do
this)
3. Copy the delta (c
On Thu, Dec 22, 2011 at 7:36 PM, KK wrote:
> Thanks every one for the responses.
>
> Since it is going to be at least 24 frontend instance hours in a day if
> there is steady traffic to my app. What are the guidelines I can follow in
> my app to reduce the number of frontend isntance hours above 2
Hi,
I have created favicon.ico file and put in the static/images directory of
my app.
I have also added the following to the app.yaml file
- url: /favicon\.ico
static_files: static/images/favicon.ico
upload: static/images/favicon\.ico
Still, I do not see favicon.ico displayed by the browse
Thanks every one for the responses.
Since it is going to be at least 24 frontend instance hours in a day if
there is steady traffic to my app. What are the guidelines I can follow in
my app to reduce the number of frontend isntance hours above 24?
Would things like setting setting cache header
Yes. An instance is kept there ready to server traffic, so it costs
Google money - so it costs you too.
But of course that 24 hours (plus the extra 4) is free.
On Thu, Dec 22, 2011 at 7:15 PM, KK wrote:
> That's interesting.
>
> So, if my app just prints "Welcome!" and does nothing else. And if
Yes. So in this case I'd even recommend setting min idle instance to 1 too
So that the "Welcome!" message doesn't need to wait for an instance to
warmup before appearing
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Yes.
Unless you set your cache headers to 60 minutes then it will be 6 hours at
the end of the day. (even if there is a request every second.
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That's interesting.
So, if my app just prints "Welcome!" and does nothing else. And if there is
a request every 15mins., the front-end instance hours will be 24 at the end
of the day?
Thanks
Krishna
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you could some how off load the data store to a memcache or hadoop instance
instance in EC2, but you have, but you have to run all the queries and
writes over https scripts that interacts with the storage engine in ec2. It
would most likely have a performance hit . I have done similar type of
solut
Since the migration tool is still experimental, I want to try making copies
of my data before migrating.
Thus, I need to enable the datastore admin.
On Fri, Dec 23, 2011 at 2:35 AM, Ikai Lan (Google) wrote:
> Don't use that tool. Use the migration tool that's available when you
> click "Applica
Clarification: I'm talking about this, of course, as well as enabling
people to build Android/Chrome games:
http://www.google.com/+/learnmore/games/
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On Thu, Dec 22, 2011 at 10:38 AM, Ikai Lan (Google
The "game" being worked on is the opposite of what Brandon describes.
We are definitely working on games in Google+ and yes we ARE hiring:
http://www.google.com/intl/en/jobs/search/index.html#
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Don't use that tool. Use the migration tool that's available when you click
"Application Settings" and "View Migration Tool" on that page.
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On Wed, Dec 21, 2011 at 8:54 PM, Dennis wrote:
> I'm lookin
There's no way to make sure that your app uses only one instance. Setting
max idle instance ensures that you will be changed for a maximum of 1 idle
instance. If traffic goes up, the the scheduler may spin up extra
instances, however you are only charged for "Max Idle Instance + Active
Instance
Thanks for your reply.
So, you mean 4 requests per hour that are perfectly spread out can cause 1
instance hour. Right? So, if I only have ONE instance all the time, it
would only mean 24 instance hours in a day and I would never exceed the
quota. How do I make sure that my app only uses one in
Hi Will, your probably sending your blobs without a properly formatted
header response. I had this same problem when I was testing content
types and I inadvertently left the content_type header undeclared.
Every other browser worked fine but IE was broken (apparently IE is
the only browser that ca
Hi,
If an instance is spun up, then you will use up 15mins of Frontend instance
hours automatically for spinning up the instance. So if those 200 requests
are fairly spread out over the 18 hours then it's more than possible to use
50% of your quota.
See
http://code.google.com/appengine/kb/bi
Certainly it should be possible to host the server component of a
complex application like webmail on AppEngine.
Sort of thing its generally pretty much designed for.
The front end would probably be in javascript - so the heavy lifting
runs on the users browser. This is how gmail works for instan
the instance hours could be that high because of different reasons.
for example your code is not optimized and consumes more resources than it
should or you did not set the instances to a specific number in the application
settings and multiple instances spin up and consume more than it would be
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make a web application like Thunderbird,does it possible on?
technically possible?
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Hi,
My dashboard shows that my apps's Frontend Instance Hours is more than 50%
in about 18 hours and it has only received about 200 requests.
Frontend Instance Hours
[image: 53%]
53%14.90 of 28.00 Instance HoursOkay
I am not sure how the number of instance hours could be so high for such a
sma
there is a database file need by my web app.my solution is that i
export the data into a text file and parse the content to entities.
is there another solution?
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I have the same problem.
Anyone know a good workaround for this?
On Dec 21, 6:41 am, Ice13ill wrote:
> Just to be clear: the email is sent with no problems. The warning
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probably u will have to delete the old JAR files from your project...
i dont remember the full path at moment, but i guess its \web\src\lib
2011/12/22 aegis
> According to datanucleus on stackoverflow, "It means some GAE internal
> API seems different (not JDO, but their JDO plugin calls down to
According to datanucleus on stackoverflow, "It means some GAE internal
API seems different (not JDO, but their JDO plugin calls down to it);
needs comment from some Google person." can some google person comment
on this?
the post on stackoverflow.
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8595485/fubar-a
Sorry guys, I now relaize the phrase "development server" is confusing
in appengine context.
I mean "an app ID that I use for development and test purposes", NOT a
local dev server...
Hence the comments about quota, dashboard, admin panel etc...
Still Stuck... Google, any response?
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They are... it is called see how much spam can make it in the search index
so people have to click on ads, with out frustrating them enough to switch
to Bing.
It is very Massive Much more so than WoW and the Shards are very small, and
no Parties are allowed.
You can craft your own results, but th
Here is the command :
appcfg.py download_app -A ** -V **
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Ikai Lan:
Is Google secretly working on some game project? Are you hiring? :P
Jeff Schnitzer:
Maybe one day GAE will develop in a way that will allow games like
that written in Go...
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And it's still running!
Jeff
On Wed, Dec 21, 2011 at 11:57 PM, Brandon Wirtz wrote:
> Ultima Online. Daily Downtime. No Voice Communication. Changed the Sharding
> system at least 4 times in the beta...Rule changes with every patch...
> That was the wild west... I killed Lord British, Rendered
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