What is Google App Engine?
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Google App Engine is a platform‑as‑a‑service where code is uploaded and Google runs the infrastructure, SDK and dev server let you test locally and deploy via appcfg, and supported runtimes are Python, Java, Go runtimes. It enforces a sandbox (no raw sockets, C extensions) and a 30‑second request deadline with longer backends for background work, offers the High‑Replication Datastore, built‑in memcache, images and task queues, and scales to many real cases — over 1.5 billion page views/day across apps, ~100k active developers/month and 200k active apps/week; billing extends free quotas and requires careful budget settings.
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chapters (20)
- 0:00Start
- 1:07About Me
- 16:47Easy To Maintain
- 18:41Other Components
- 32:29Who Uses App Engine
- 48:03Summary
- 54:04App Engine Roadmap
- 54:52How Can I Prevent My Data from Being Migrated to Countries
- 57:12Getting Started
- 58:24Main Homepage
- 1:01:54Configuration
- 1:03:52What Are We Using To Build the Sandbox
- 1:08:18Computer Control Panel
- 1:13:25Denial of Service Attacks
- 1:20:03Bigquery
- 1:20:33Storage and Predictions
- 1:20:44Google Storage
- 1:21:11Comparing Amazon S3 Vs Google Storage
- 1:21:47Google Prediction Api
- 1:23:48Storage
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