Hmm I tried extending FROM gcr.io/google_appengine/openjdk but it's still
not working. Any ideas? How does the cron.yaml get processed included into
the Appengine backend?
On Saturday, 4 March 2017 14:19:23 UTC, Ben Rometsch wrote:
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> Hi,
>
> I'm running a custom Docker runtime on flexible VMs.
Just an evolutionary approach about Stack:
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> Since most Qs are basic, how could SO have become so popular if basic Qs
> were discouraged?!
Maybe because nobody invented (yet) anything better.
But actually I don't see any problem with Stack, but with Google who
doesn't propose to his user a wa
My replies take a long time to get posted here since I'm new.
My application is written in Java and instance class of my app is F4. There
are a total of 922,758 entities of that Kind in the Datastore.
Here's the function:
public static Map getEntitiesUsingQueryCursor( String kind ,
int limit
Hello Tom,
I've just came across this section in the gcloud
documentation:
https://cloud.google.com/compute/docs/load-balancing/http/cross-region-example
Isn't this exactly what Yon tried to achieve?
Thanks,
Razvan
marți, 21 iunie 2016, 15:17:59 UTC+3, Tom Walder a scris:
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> You cannot load
There's no special JDO extension for Datastore that will automatically
treat a String as Text, unfortunately. Even if there was, setting
'unindexed' for a String property wouldn't be a big enough hint to treat it
as Text, because there's still a difference in Datastore between an
unindexed Stri
Hi Nick,
Thanks for you response. Sorry I missed this.
What I meant is that the* google urlfetch limit is 10MB* limit on request
size, and because we have send the entire message (to sendgrid) as json
with B64 encoded files, we can only send a maximum of 10MB (which is the
limit imposted by GA
Thanks for the reply.
What about in development server? Can we change the app-engine time zone in
development server? Because we want to test date behavior for different
time zones and we are facing the difficulties in testing the different time
zone dates.
On Sunday, March 5, 2017 at 3:44:33
There are really good reasons why an app should not change timezones on the
server and why to store all datetimes in UTC. This is especially true in
all distributed systems. The app must be designed in a way that it can
convert from/to UTC while exchanging data with the outside world or only
wh
