Why are my requests taking > 1 second all of a sudden?

[thecheatah]

I have a simple page that reads one row and updates it. Over the past
few YEARS, it has taken < 100ms to process these requests.

All of a sudden the latency has increased to 1000ms. This has
increased my cost by a considerable amount. I know I am using M/S
setup and I don't get concurrency because it is only available for HR
storage (What's the technical reason for that?). I don't want to
upgrade to HR because I don't need it and I do not trust the migration
process.

Can someone please look into this.

[Jeff Schnitzer]

It's the end of the financial quarter and GAE needed to make revenue targets ;-)

Jeff

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[Ted Roden]

We're having a lot of issues today. We're getting a lot of 500s "Request was aborted after waiting too long to attempt to service your request." We normally have no problem serving these requests. I'm thinking there is a Datastore slowness issue? (Perhaps related to yesterday)

[Brandon Wirtz]

You do need it because MS has wild performance issues. Like the ones you describe.

 

[Kaan Soral]

Google Groups need a Like button :)

On Wednesday, February 29, 2012 7:06:59 PM UTC+2, Jeff Schnitzer wrote:

It's the end of the financial quarter and GAE needed to make revenue targets ;-)

Jeff

On Wed, Feb 29, 2012 at 11:35 AM, thecheatah <thech...@gmail.com> wrote:

I have a simple page that reads one row and updates it. Over the past
few YEARS, it has taken < 100ms to process these requests.

All of a sudden the latency has increased to 1000ms. This has
increased my cost by a considerable amount. I know I am using M/S
setup and I don't get concurrency because it is only available for HR
storage (What's the technical reason for that?). I don't want to
upgrade to HR because I don't need it and I do not trust the migration
process.

Can someone please look into this.

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[AggieBradley]

Are you still seeing this issue? I have an app that has been running
happily for months and then yesterday it started having much the same
problem you describe. Then, magically about 3 hours ago it returned
to normal performance.

[Sean Kovacs]

GAE is soo unpredictable...you have an app that costs $.10/day then
spike to $1+ for no reason other than issues with GAE and we foot the
bill. Thanks.

[Sanjay Menakuru]

Read https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups#!topic/google-appengine-downtime-notify/3b-VyQGJhr4 and the other post about yesterday's scheduled maintenance.

Yay HRD!!!