Cold instances and/or server component updates often result in timeout, "No Service," and other errors from Rocks. A quick "ping" of the keepalive page before each request, with a long timeout, could help present more helpful error messages if there are problems, and ensure that the instance is always "warm" before attempting any Rocks operations.
Cold instances and/or server component updates often result in timeout, "No Service," and other errors from Rocks. A quick "ping" of the keepalive page before each request, with a long timeout, could help present more helpful error messages if there are problems, and ensure that the instance is always "warm" before attempting any Rocks operations.