I'm using AppEngine for some small web application. However, the logs I see in the appengine dashboard are always 30 mins to a few hours old. Is there any way to see "fresher" logs? Thanks.
I have an appengine app and there too the latest log now is 33 mins old. I suspect it takes a while for events to get there. It appears to me there can't be a way to modify this. But make sure first that you choose the correct Time Zone from the dropdown menu. I noticed it affects the time of the latest log.
This might be a bug in Google App Engine.
Here is a workaround taken from this response in the previous link:
I found that changing the timezone to PST shows the freshest logs.
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I'm making a simple TODO app and want to upload it to HEROKU.
But after I updated the code on Github, heroku code remained the same.
I've tried this and this and the other answers but nothing changed.
Site Code
Code on github here. As you can see console.log() on site has not disappeared
Heroku site
I even tried to re-create the app on Heroku but it didn't work.
Heroku's GitHub integration has been disabled for over a month as part of a security response. It appears that it will remain disabled for another week or so:
Based on current progress, we plan to complete our investigation by May 30, 2022
…
We know you are waiting for us to re-enable our integration with GitHub, and we've committed to you that we will only do so following a security review. We will post more information to status.heroku.com when it is available.
You should have received emails about this from Salesforce (Heroku's parent company) on or around April 15 and May 4, 2022.
At the moment, your only option is to deploy using some other method. See this question for more details. The answers there suggest some alternative ways to deploy your code.
(Your Heroku password was also forcefully reset; if you have not yet changed it you'll need to do that when you log back in.)
I recently updated my cron.yaml file and now my cron tasks fail with no entries in the logs.
It is acting like the java servlet at the url is not being run.
I can paste the url into a browser and the servlet runs fine.
My cron.yaml file:
cron:
- description: Daily revenues report
url: /revenues
schedule: every day 07:35
timezone: America/Denver
Using below deploycron.sh
PROJECT_ID='my-project-id'
gcloud config set project ${PROJECT_ID}
gcloud info
gcloud app deploy cron.yaml
Is there an error in my .yaml?
Is there a special task queue set up required?
Is some other configuration or permissions piece missing?
It was running fine last week. I have tried deleting and starting over to no avail.
https://console.cloud.google.com/cloudscheduler?project=project-id
Shows the job. Result column 'Failed'.
Logs 'View' link shows:
protoPayload.taskName="01661931846119241031" protoPayload.taskQueueName="__cron"
with no log entries.
Is __cron not automatic?
I am at a loss.
App Engine Standard. Java 8.
After installing the latest update of GCloud locally and re-running the deploy cron script. The cron jobs now run as before. 02/02/2021.
'Failed' means that the endpoint /revenues is not returning a success http status code.
Logs 'View' link shows: protoPayload.taskName="01661931846119241031" protoPayload.taskQueueName="__cron" with no log entries
Maybe don't use the premade filter, and just try filtering for /revenues or viewing all the logs at 07:35 am (when it was supposed to have run)
Is there an error in my .yaml?
if there was then gcloud app deploy cron.yaml would fail
Is there a special task queue set up required?
you shouldn't need to do anything, i didn't
I can paste the url into a browser and the servlet runs fine.
When you paste the url into the browser, is there any redirecting (like from /revenues to /revenues/) or anything that your browser is handling for you. Maybe /revenues is expecting there to be cookies present now.
What are there any special app.yaml or dispatch.yaml rules that /revenues would be hitting?
Is /revenues being handled by a service other than the default service?
I had a similar problem: CRON tasks fail without any logs.
The root cause was that the IP address of App Engine was blocked by the App Engine Firewall. Thus I had to update the allow-list, as described here: https://cloud.google.com/appengine/docs/standard/nodejs/scheduling-jobs-with-cron-yaml#validating_cron_requests
I started having the same problem a few days ago on my existing CRON schedules. I've tried everything including tearing my code down to the bare minimum and creating a new GAE project with the Hello World quick start. It still fails. Nothing useful in the logs and the UI just says 'Failed'. I'm pulling my hair out.
Sorry I don't have an answer to contribute but your post makes me think it's on Google's side. I know they're moving CRON jobs to Cloud Scheduler->App Engine Cron Jobs. My gut tells me it's a permissions issue related to this move and IAM. I'm really at a loss.
We are unable to publish the LUIS application. Publish button was disabled. Please find the attached screenshot and suggest on this please.
I have this problem in the afternoons (UK) - wait a few hours and it's fine. I wonder if the system gets overloaded at times.
The reason was session time out. I looked at console and found 400 error which says token is missing. So i signed out and signed back in. It started working. I was able to publish code to any slot specified.
It looks like a bug and microsoft should address this session timeout with auto redirect or a proper message.
Try Browsing/Publishing in Incognito mode / Private Browsing.
There are Caching related issue in luis portal
Every day at about 18:30 GMT we get lots of timeouts and 503 and publishing problems. We decided not to publish during that time.
Today we got more delays than usual
https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/status/ show no errors in westus (the endpoint we are reaching)
It'd very nice to get a LUIS Status page (and not the global Cognitive Status)
This bug has been around for a while now. Advice from Microsoft support was to:
delete all cookies for luis.ai
sign out of the session
then sign back
in
When you sign in again the publish to production button should be enabled again
I used my credentials for create 3 api's in morning but when in noon I tried to create 4th one, application loader fire a message "The application account information was incorrect". I tried to login again button getting same error. My AppleId and Password are correct because I am using same account for login in developer account.
I tried to close loader thrice but hand is still empty.Waiting for your precious suggestion.
Updated Answer:
It's working fine for me now, please try again now
Obsolete Answer:
Based on this
https://developer.apple.com/system-status/
and this https://forums.developer.apple.com/thread/90725
It seems that service is down to few users, therefore, keep patience and wait until the issue is resolved by Apple team.
I have the same issue which started about 90 minutes ago. Earlier this morning I had success uploading.
Updated 29 Oct. 0635Z back end services are working for me now.
I have deployed a new version of my App that contains a new cloud endpoint.
I have made the new version the default version.
I have even deleted the old version (version 1).
If I try to hit https://<myappid>.appspot.com/_ah/api/ then I get a
404 Not Found.
If I try to hit https://2-dot-<myappid>.appspot.com/_ah/api/ then
my request gets served.
It's been a full 24 hours since I uploaded version 2. And more than an hour since I marked version 2 as default and deleted version 1, but I'm still getting the 404.
I don't want to ship my client explicitly pointing to 2-dot-<myappid> as this locks the client to a particular version.
Any ideas on what is going wrong?
Cloud Console currently doesn't automatically update Endpoints when changing app versions. You need to use the old App Engine Admin Console to make it update. So, I suggest trying switching versions to another version and switching back immediately. It should fix it for you.
Upload a new major version of your app. This can be identical to your current default version, which just the version name changed.
Visit the App Engine Admin Console and select your project.
Click Versions.
Change the default version to the one you just deployed.
Change the default version back to the one it just was.
At this point, the default domain should be working for you.
how about trying "https://xandar-wordgame.appspot.com/_ah/api/explorer",it may redirect the page to api-explorer where you can explore your api.
Others:
I've also encountered the same problem. but then I realized I have not changed the javascript code that load the api client. I changed the version in java annotation , but forgot to change the gapi.client.load(_apiName, _version, _your_call_back_function,_apiRoot) in web client .
Hope it will help.