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Since a few days my application is not started. After 1 minute of application startup it gets killed. This makes it unable to be ready for request processing.
Do you know how to extend this timeout ?
The logs of the server show a kill of the application after 61 seconds. Underneath I’m using Spring and there is a bean classpath exploration. I guess this is what is making the startup slow.
I’m working in reducing this time but it still shouldn’t prevent my application to start.
There’s a 60 second deadline for handling each request.
You might consider using a warmup request but you should really try to work on reducing your startup time. It’s often a few seconds for most apps.
I’ve seen some discussion on the App Engine mailing list on how to reduce startup times in Java, you might want to do some searches there.