Appengine Endpoints Api Explorer 'time to execute'

[Rajesh Gupta]

Hi,

I am testing the deployed endpoints. Its a simple api with 3 fieds

I am testing using the API explorer console.

Please find the attached screen shot.  

In that screen, I fill all the fields and do 'Execute'

The results is displayed along with the 'time to execute'

This time shown varies very widely from 300ms to 6000ms.  why?

I observe the logs on the server side, and the logs time is consistently between 100ms - 300ms

Why is the 'time to execute' shown on the API's explorer screen varies so widely?  

Real point is, this wide time variation happens in the production application also.

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Regards,

Rajesh

www.VeersoftSolutions.com

www.GainERP.com

Accounting/Inventory/Orders/Sales/Purchase on Google Cloud Platform and Mobile

[Nicola Spreafico]

I had a similar problem, discussed with Google Support (case number 11020875)

Which version of Google Endpoints are you using?

[Rajesh Gupta]

How can I get more info on the case no 11020875.  What is the website url to see support cases.

Version: Cloud Endpoints 1.0

Regards,

Rajesh

www.VeersoftSolutions.com

www.GainERP.com

Accounting/Inventory/Orders/Sales/Purchase on Google Cloud Platform and Mobile

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[Jordan (Cloud Platform Support)]

Google Cloud Support cases are created and access by those who have a Support package. For more information about accessing support, you can talk to a Sales representative. 

Google Groups is meant for general product discussions and not for technical specific support. You can open a Public Issue Report with details about a specific product issue, or post your technical question on Stack Overflow. 

Note, requests made from a client browser such as from the Google API Explorer need to make an entire round-trip from your local network - to Google - and back to your local network. This is the time you are seeing in your screenshot and is due to network latency (not on Google's end). The logs captured in the Cloud Developer Console show the time it took to execute the request only on Google's network. Hence why you are seeing this difference. 

To reduce any latency seen in the actual Cloud Console logs, you can review the Decreasing latency documentation for App Engine.