9070 Error - Just started after months of development

UI Builder
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Good morning,

I just started receiving the following when I preview my UI builder app - {“code”:9070,“message”:“The API request has been rejected because it requires scaling for processing. Switch to the Cloud9 or Cloud99 plan to enable the Super Scaling option.”,“errorData”:{}}

I’ve never experienced it before even after months of developing. I’m on the springboard plan. The app id is A603AF06-3DDD-6D47-FF01-D559C4DF9300.

Can you help me understand what changed? Is there something happening that I can’t see?

Thanks
Paul

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Looking at the usage limits in the Springboard plan, I don’t appear to be breaching any limits.

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Hello @paul-barnes

The most common reason for this - is access to your app resources from different devices/locations. You can read a lot of information about Super Scaling in recent topic.

If something is still unclear, please let me know.

Regards, Dima

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Thanks Dima - where can I get details where my app is accessed from?
It’s just me using the app in development and one other for testing.

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For now we haven’t this option but I have created an discussion(BKNDLSS-30055).

Also, you could make an workaround - save an IP(or other meta info from request object) to table/cache.

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I can’t now, because nobody can access the app - so nobody will be visiting and triggering a save to a table :laughing:

I’m going to migrate to Cloud 9. Just need to figure out the workflow for dev->test->prod for UI builder, backend and database.

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Hmmm. Hi @Dima , the issue has gone away now :man_shrugging:t2:

Can you help me determine versioning & promotion between dev/test/production ?
Do you still have the concept of a ‘version’ i.e. dev is on version 0.1.5, test is on 0.1.3 and prod is on 0.1.0 ? i.e. dev has moved on by 5 minor versions which can be rolled back to ?

And, do I really need to maintain 3 paid Cloud9 environments for dev, test and prod ?

Thanks for your guidance.

Paul

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Hi @paul-barnes,

The access restriction is automatically removed after 24 hours.

We no longer have the versioning feature within a single application. It was removed starting from Backendless version 4 (about 6 years ago).

For dev/test environments, the Springboard plan is suitable, it is free (if you get it through missions) or costs $50 in the marketplace once and is available forever.
For Production, this plan is not recommended as it is not intended for this.

Regards,
Stanislaw

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Yep, thanks Stanislaw.

I’m happy with taking on the cloud9 for production. I read somewhere, In order to migrate changes from Dev to test to production - each of these needs to be on the same paid plan. Just looking for clarity on that really.

thanks.