Closed weedy closed 10 years ago
Yes, this is known as 'idling' in the openshift world... Happens when the app doesn't receive any front-end http requests for 24 hours. A sneaky way around this is to create another uptime instance that monitors your main instance. If you have them monitor each other then neither will be idled. A bit wonky but it works for me...
Ronak Mallik ronak@rkmallik.com +61 457917580 On 10/07/2014 8:39 PM, "weedy" notifications@github.com wrote:
Do free instances go to sleep or something?
If I visit my instance semi regularly I get availability and reliability graphs. If i forgot for a while I have holes in the graph until my first visit.
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Do free instances go to sleep or something?
If I visit my instance semi regularly I get availability and reliability graphs. If i forgot for a while I have holes in the graph until my first visit.