That seems a bit odd. I have a next.js app on Standard and goes from cold
start to content paint in approx 5 seconds with data fetching on the
server.
What instance type and size are you using?
Does your getInitialProps make any REST calls, access a database, etc? If
so, are those cold start
I've setup Cloud Scheduler to GET an App Engine route with no issues - but
the documentation is lacking (in general), but mostly on how to secure it.
It mentions "login: admin" in app.yaml, but I'm pretty sure that is
deprecated in most new Standard Environments.
I tested briefly the request an
I am deploying a next.js app to a Google App Engine (standard) but I am
having trouble with cold start times.
I am building locally then deploying the .next folder to GAE. On the first
boot it takes 15-25 seconds to boot up. Looking at the logs I can see a log
for a very long GET 200 request
Hi,
A newbie to App Engine here. I started an App Engine standard app using
Django (Python3.7). Everything worked well in the first few deploys using
`gcloud app deploy app.yaml`: the number of files being uploaded to Google
Cloud Storage seemed like the number I have in my directory (roughly
I am trying to start a web service through Flask with the app engine, and I
require tensorflow 2.1.0 to load a model I trained for this.
However in the requirements.txt when I enter tensorflow==2.1.0 it throws me
an error, because the pip version is too old, and I seemingly cannot
install the n
Hi Kush,
I am having the same issue:
Step #2: You are using pip version 10.0.1, however version 20.0.2 is
available.
Step #2: You should consider upgrading via the 'pip install --upgrade pip'
comma
nd.
My requirements.txt file has pip==19.0 for my flask app...
How were you able to solve it?
Hello everyone!
My website is recent and has almost no content, but consumes 12 GB, but I
don't know where it comes from.
How do I see the plugins or places that consume the most?
Tks.
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