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I'm hosting an appengine app and have found that the biggest part of my costs is my CPU usage so I'm trying to reduce that. I'm trying to find where I can make the biggest gains from optimization, however, the dashboard on my app lists a bunch of URL's and their associated CPU usage. How come this doesn't add to 100%?

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aloo
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    Just looked at the URL's associated with these numbers and not all my URL's are listed, why is this? How do I see all of them? – aloo Dec 14 '10 at 23:36

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That part of the admin console only shows a summary of the URLs that have received the most requests, and their corresponding CPU consumption, over the past 24 hours. It's not intended to represent a complete picture of all your app's URLs - which could be numerous.

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  • is it then safe to assume that the URL's listed are the best candidates for CPU optimization (otherwise they wouldn't be on the list)? – aloo Dec 15 '10 at 02:40
  • If your app traffic is consistent, yes... If millions of people are hitting one very inefficient page once every three days, you won't see it here two days out of three. – Sudhir Jonathan Dec 15 '10 at 06:16