Are sencha io servers working correctly?

[romulus2012]

Hi,

I'm testing Sencha io and yesterday my app was working correctly but know i'm getting this timeout error :

WARNING: RPC request has timed out as there was no reply from the server. Correlation Id: 4Logger.js:132
WARNING: See documentation for Ext.io.Io.setup (rpcTimeoutDuration, rpcTimeoutCheckInterval) to configure the timeout check Logger.js:132
DEBUG: Protocol.receiveResponse null Logger.js:132
ERROR: Error running RPC timeout checks 
TypeError

So my question is about the stability of sencha io servers. Are they ok? My internet connection works fine, i can login to sencha io but the sync not work any more.

My second question is about data backup. When using sencha io, all data are stored in sencha servers. Is there a way to download a backup or to access them so we can see what datas are stored?

[merrells]

One of the servers got into a bad state when it was holding a lock on a store, so access was blocked. I've reset that server now. We have a solution for this problem, but its not been promoted into production yet.

The only access to the sync stores right now is through the Jasvascript API. You can write client code to access the stores and run it in a browser or in node.js

John

[romulus2012]

Can you explain more please? Is there an example similar to this?

[merrells]

Hello,

We don't have an example of running ST2+SIO in node.js, but it is possible as we use it as part of our system testing.

If this is just for backup purposes then this probably isn't a great solution. If that's the reason then we can provide an better interface for that.

John

[Möhre]

The question is how often Sencha runs a backup of Sencha.io serverdata

Parse.com has a simple export function to export all data as a zip file.

A simple export of all data like this would be a workaround at the moment till Sencha provides a REST api, so we can export data on our own.