I'm noticing a big improvement today. After having a task queue backlog of 5
days and growing yesterday, today the tasks are running faster and the
backlog is quickly going down (4 days as of this moment) and at this rate it
should be down to 0 by the end of the day. It seems that someone fixed
Just an update. The problem is back, and my task queues are back to their
very slow execution mode :( My tasks backlog now stands at 4 days :(
On Mon, May 24, 2010 at 10:57 AM, Waleed Abdulla wal...@ninua.com wrote:
I'm noticing a big improvement today. After having a task queue backlog of
thanks for all your feedback on the the current task queue execution
(or lack thereof). we have reported this to the engineering team, but
to help other users, can one of you file a new issue at
http://code.google.com/p/googleappengine/issues/entry and everyone
affected star it for us? please post
i agree waleed. ever since the 500 request/second limit was removed
from GAE about a month ago, the Task queue has taken a pretty big hit.
When they raised the queue limit to 40/sec it was flying but then the
limit above was removed (a good thing!) and the amount of 500 errors
in the queue went
1500 tasks per minute would be 2 160 000 tasks per day which exceeds
the billing quota of 1 000 000. Maybe you can aggregate your tasks for
better results.
Regards,
Brandon
On May 21, 2:00 pm, Waleed Abdulla wal...@ninua.com wrote:
It seems that the speed at which the task queue executes tasks
1500 tasks per minute would be 2 160 000 tasks per day which exceeds
the billing quota of 1 000 000.
I had my quota raised to 5M tasks per day as the original quota was not
enough.
Maybe you can aggregate your tasks for
better results.
That actually goes against the advice I get to
Google told me to just make
sure all tasks ran below 1 second but this doesn't even really help
and IMO, defeats one of the main goals of the Task Queue itself
(longer running processing, albeit below 30 secs)
brian
I agree, Brian. My tasks cannot be done in less than a second because they
