May be it is configuration issue, I would advise to review the uptime
configurations again. [1]
Note: Dashboards report "no data available" for newly-created uptime
checks. This message is removed when the data arrives. The maximum wait
time for this stage is 5 minutes.
[1]
Yes, I saw that SO issue but I couldn't work out what the correct dir:
value should be.
In both cases the app deploy successfully but in the second case when
accessing the url I receive a 500 error and the deployed code is only ~600
bytes which suggests to me it's deployed an empty folder or
For precision all our services run nodejs
Le vendredi 29 mai 2020 13:47:14 UTC+2, Zorg a écrit :
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> We have 2 app engine app (flex and standard) running on separate projects
> and we want project A to request project B with https to xxx.appspot.com
> URL.
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> Our firewall on both projects
As you may already know, GCP Projects represent a trust boundary within an
organization. Hence, inter-project communication between App Engine
services would require Public IP communication or using Shared VPC[1].
There should be no internal communication between App Engine Services over
Hello, Alex
Can you please provide the specific error obtained while using your second
setup that is failing? This will provide more context. Yes, as indicated in
this Stackoverflow link[1], it is necessary to specify the DIR in the
Cloudbuild.yaml whenever you are trying to trigger your build
For any feature or Nice-to-have features that you would like to see
implemented on the Google Cloud Platform or Google App Engine, you can
always submit a feature request with detailed information about such
features on the GCP issues tracking tool[1][2]. This would be evaluated and
Hey,
I'm having trouble setting up my yaml files for google app engine. The
configuration works correctly when my app.yaml file is in the root of the
project but if it is within a subdirectory it does not build the correct
source. I suspect I need to set the `dir:` option in the build config,
We have 2 app engine app (flex and standard) running on separate projects
and we want project A to request project B with https to xxx.appspot.com
URL.
Our firewall on both projects Denies all IPs(*) and whitelisted App Engine
internal addresss (10.1.0.41, 0.1.0.40, 10.0.0.1 and 0.1.0.30)
Hi Team,
Trying to set up Uptime Check alerts for the App Engine services. When I
deploy the service to App Engine sometime it takes nearly 2 hours of time
to be available in the Monitoring - Uptime check service list.
Also sometimes , existing services gets vanished from the service list.
Thank you for your answer. I use App Engine Firewall, but you can only
block and allow IP addresses with it. It doesn't have other features like
blocking or allowing by country code, user agent, and request headers. So
it's hard to prevent DDOS attacks with only App Engine Firewall since you
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