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Having never used GAE, it would nice if someone could expand M/S and HRD for me. It looks like OP of the bug-report is using a depreciated feature/program whic
by nivla 14y ago
Having never used GAE, it would nice if someone could expand M/S and HRD for me.
It looks like OP of the bug-report is using a depreciated feature/program which according to the Project Member is causing latency issues at a specific time daily. But that could not be the real issue since another commentator who is using the new HRD is also having the same problem. It is even frustrating for people who are reading this. All it implies is the lack of communication from Google when something goes awry. Come on Google, stop reinforcing my stereotypes about your customer support!
Selling to a customer is different than selling to a business, you may have a great product at a great price but if you offer terrible CS, in the B2B world everyone is going to avoid you. It is a place where support is valued more than the product itself.
Therefore, unless you start offering a decent CS, you can lower your price all you want, I will be sticking with AWS.
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- ronyeh 14y agoM/S is Master/Slave: https://developers.google.com/appengine/docs/python/datastore/usingmasterslave https://developers.google.com/appengine/docs/python/datastor... HRD is High Replication Datastore: https://developers.google.com/appengine/docs/adminconsole/migration https://developers.google.com/appengine/docs/adminconsole/mi... M/S is deprecated, and HRD is the new hotness (and it conveniently costs more).
- moobirubi 14y agoI think it cost the same, when it was first out it cost more, but now it cost the same.
- Ensorceled 14y agoFor small applications it costs more because of thresholds for free services is lower. In our case it costs a lot more since some of things we were doing need another instance on HRD that we didn't need on M/S
- jfoster 14y agoThe rates are the same ($1 per million writes and $0.70 per million reads beyond the daily free threshold), but the daily free threshold is 0.05 million of each for master/slave, and 0.01 million of each for high-replication.
- nivla 14y agoThank You very much. That puts a lot of context to what I read in the report.