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It's also interesting that printwhatyoulike.com runs on Google's App Engine. (See http://googleappengine.blogspot.com/2008/10/app-engine-community-update.html h
by DocSavage 18y ago
It's also interesting that printwhatyoulike.com runs on Google's App Engine.
(See http://googleappengine.blogspot.com/2008/10/app-engine-community-update.html http://googleappengine.blogspot.com/2008/10/app-engine-commu...)
- chaostheory 18y agoyeah, this (currently printwhatyoulike's front page) "This Google App Engine application is temporarily over its serving quota. Please try again later." isn't exactly a great advertisement for the service
- DocSavage 18y agoI'm surprised they didn't lift the quotas for printwhatyoulike, given they advertised it on the App Engine blog. Still, the "preview" status of App Engine is well known. If you don't want to worry about quotas, either wait until they allow payment, get them to significantly up your quota before you go public, or deploy on another system for now.
- jonathan_pwyl 18y agoAargh. I thought the over quota issues had been fixed :-( GAE is a great service, and it makes deploying and hosting an application dead simple, but how it actually works is a big mystery. GAE doesn't give any indication that your application is at or near the limit of a quota. Even now, while PrintWhatYouLike is giving over quota errors, the GAE dashboard for PrintWhatYouLike says that everything is a-ok. DocSavage, I wish I would have taken your advice a few weeks ago:)