What is Google App Engine?
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Google App Engine is a platform-as-a-service that runs apps on Google’s infrastructure with an SDK and local dev server, a sandboxed runtime (no raw sockets or local files) and managed services: datastore, memcache, images, task queues and versioned deployments. It supports Python 2.5, Java, Go and JVM-based languages, enforces a 30s request limit with background tasks and backends for long jobs, offers free quotas then billing, and proves huge scale in production (1.5 billion pageviews/day, examples hitting thousands of requests/sec).
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