google-app-engine

问题 Until yesterday I was successfully using the dev_appserver.py app.yaml --enable_console for my development. Yesterday I attempted to upgrade to python 3.7 for my development. The upgrade seemed to be Ok, but now I get the following error message. server:bones brian$ dev_appserver.py app.yaml --enable_console ERROR: (dev_appserver) python2: command not found app.yaml: application: bones version: 1 runtime: python37 entrypoint: gunicorn -b :$PORT main:app api_version: 1 threadsafe: true

问题 I was hoping to figure out how make re2 syntax work with a regular expression like the following: (?!(support|help|admin|contact))@example\.com Where you do not match on exactly those terms above. For example, it should match: test@example.com hello@example.com but not match: support@example.com help@example.com i I cannot figure out a way for exactly those terms. I have seen a lot of work arounds where it requires you to test if it does match in golang/the re2 processer, and then return

问题 I'm running a Django-based web app on Google App Engine under the Python 3.7 Standard Environment. When using the app, requests usually take around 500ms, which is completely acceptable. Howevever, when the app has not been accessed for some time (a few minutes), the logs show that the Google App Engine instance is shut down, and the next request requires gunicorn to load again and takes about 20 second. I obciously can't have users wait 20 seconds before the page loads. When testing on my

问题 I'm running a Django-based web app on Google App Engine under the Python 3.7 Standard Environment. When using the app, requests usually take around 500ms, which is completely acceptable. Howevever, when the app has not been accessed for some time (a few minutes), the logs show that the Google App Engine instance is shut down, and the next request requires gunicorn to load again and takes about 20 second. I obciously can't have users wait 20 seconds before the page loads. When testing on my

问题 I've deployed a spring boot 2 application on appengine and its doing great. The only thing is that the standard logging mechanism clashes with the gcp logging system. What I get are hundred of info logs, even when there's an exception thrown or a warning. I think the problem is that the logs are really long and starts with some unnecessary data. In my configuration I use lombok+Slf4j to log inside my application, and I think logback is enabled by default since I've spring-boot-starter-web. my

问题 I've deployed a spring boot 2 application on appengine and its doing great. The only thing is that the standard logging mechanism clashes with the gcp logging system. What I get are hundred of info logs, even when there's an exception thrown or a warning. I think the problem is that the logs are really long and starts with some unnecessary data. In my configuration I use lombok+Slf4j to log inside my application, and I think logback is enabled by default since I've spring-boot-starter-web. my

问题 I've deployed a spring boot 2 application on appengine and its doing great. The only thing is that the standard logging mechanism clashes with the gcp logging system. What I get are hundred of info logs, even when there's an exception thrown or a warning. I think the problem is that the logs are really long and starts with some unnecessary data. In my configuration I use lombok+Slf4j to log inside my application, and I think logback is enabled by default since I've spring-boot-starter-web. my

问题 I have deployed a node.js API on Google App Engine which uses cloud storage for storing files. I had created a bucket, which bore the title as <my-project-id>.appspot.com . After a few days I have come to realize that there are 2 more storage buckets which were created without my knowledge, with the titles: staging.<my-project-id>.appspot.com and <zone-name>.artifacts.<my-project-id>.appspot.com . Why are these buckets getting created? Are those meant for backups? Am I being charged for those

问题 I am doing development in Django with Google App Engine. For production I plan to use Google Cloud SQL but for local development I want to use the simple SQLITE. The Google Tutorial (https://developers.google.com/appengine/docs/python/cloud-sql/django) suggests that I run the development server with dev_appserver.py mysite instead of the Django default manage.py runserver However, when I run the development server as Google suggested I get two strange errors (I removed the rest of the stack

问题 we updated our google app engine health checks from the legacy version to the new version using and now our deployments are failing. Nothing else on the project has changed. We tested the default settings and then extended checks just in case. This is the error: ERROR: (gcloud.app.deploy) Error Response: [4] Your deployment has failed to become healthy in the allotted time and therefore was rolled back. If you believe this was an error, try adjusting the 'app_start_timeout_sec' setting in the