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by stickfigure
5281 days ago
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You misunderstand how GAE indexes work. There are two kinds of indexes: * multi-property indexes which you configure via datastore-indexes.xml (or yaml). You can remove these by removing them from the xml/yaml and vacuuming. * single-property indexes, which you decide when you define your data model. You can't vacuum these, and they are defined on a per-entity basis. The only way to make them go away is to re-save the relevant entities without the index defined. Note: multiproperty indexes require single-property indexes on all the properties covered. These single-property indexes are almost certainly causing your high write op counts. You really should examine your data model with this new understanding; by removing unnecessary single-property indexes, you may be able to dramatically reduce your bill. |
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