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Google App Engine is Google Cloud's platform-as-a-service offering. It features pay-per-use pricing and support for a broad array of programming languages.https://media.trustradius.com/product-logos/sh/S2/IT1Q2MLGA9B6.PNGGoogleExpensive, Cutting Edge and Highly Recommended2017-04-25T20:27:30.699ZWe use Google App Engine for content distribution of digital publishing assets as well as analytics and authentication services for a wide array of platforms. The whole organization uses Google App Engine in some capacity or another. The business problems it addresses are virtualizing services and abstracting away server configuration, load balancing, software updates and everything else we would have to do to set up the same infrastructure on a classic web server stack. Google App Engine has expedited our development and deployment processes tremendously so we can continue innovating with new services, getting them up and running quickly, while trusting that our existing services are running on a rock solid cloud platform backend.,Quick to develop, quick to deploy. You can be up and running on Google App Engine in no time.
Flexible. We use Java for some services and Node.js for others.
Great security features. We have been consistently impressed with the security and authentication features of Google App Engine.,Documentation does not always keep up with the latest changes to the service. Google App Engine has undergone a lot of changes these past couple of years. At times, we were surprised to find out that something we didn't think was possible was, or, conversely, something that was supposed to work fine which had been deprecated. We also ended up using some undocumented features and weren't sure whether they would keep working or not.
Price. Google App Engine isn't cheap. But, you get what you pay for. Rock solid service, great tools, at a hefty price.
Difficult to tell how to optimize costs. We racked up the expenses and it is still a mystery where all the costs are being incurred.
Some intimidating or arcane aspects of configuration. Most of it was a breeze but every now and then something would be pretty far out and require a few of us developers putting our heads together to figure it out.
Sometimes required reading source code to figure out how to do something. Not a ton of examples of how to do various things, nor Stack Overflow posts, at least in the beginning. I imagine this will change as the community grows. But sometimes it felt like we were all alone trying to figure out how to do things.,10,Positive impact: Google App Engine let us rapidly build and deploy web services which support an array of applications across mobile and web platforms. We have found the services to be highly reliable and have been overall very satisfied with the level of stability, security and functionality we've achieved.
Negative impact: We are dissatisfied with the seemingly-unnecessary level of complexity in some areas which has made code hand-off difficult. It has taken developers many months to learn the ins and outs of Google App Engine and understand the complex infrastructure of our services and so when someone has never worked on these services before, there can be a sizable ramp up time. So while it was very quick to build, it is not always obvious or apparent how to make modifications or how everything works together. There is a bit of "magic" involved where you have to really understand the system to see why, counter-intuitively, certain things happen the way they do.
Positive impact: We've had the flexibility to implement certain features which we thought would be unsupported or too difficult to achieve with Google App Engine. So it has allowed us to do some very cool things that we were surprised were possible.
Negative impact: It's very expensive, and combined with the extra time spent in development trying to figure out some of the more arcane aspects of Google App Engine, it is hard to know whether we could have saved money by choosing a different platform provider, but it seems likely.,8,8,Amazon Web Services and Heroku,Microsoft Office 365, Dropbox, Box, Google Drive,3,3,Authenticated, secure file storage and distribution
Rapid deployment of web services
Computational power for batch file conversion,We were able to use the Google App Engine file storage to perform many security functions without having to add new features on another layer.,We hope to continue using Google App Engine for future web services and computational workload tasks.,10Jonah DempcyA good application overall2019-08-23T16:12:16.012ZIt is used to develop and host web applications. It is very helpful in its versatility.,Monitoring and operations.
Backups.
SSL security.,Price.
No multi-threading.,5,Scalability.
Monitoring requires less work and helps in the overall efficiency of the system.
Reduces the requirement of servers/ helps in reducing the overhead cost for the system.,5,9,Salesforce Service Cloud,Microsoft Visual Studio Code, Arena, MATLABDarshan YSGoogle App Engine: Easy to Write that first Serverless App2019-08-12T20:13:48.972ZGoogle App Engine is a managed Serverless Platform that easy allows users to create managed serverless platforms with just code. Instead of having to manage servers as well, the complexity is simplified so that the code and the application become the focus. The Engineering department has found uses for the application to minimize maintenance overhead.,Minimizing maintenance overhead
Multiple languages supported
Decouples need for platform support knowledge and experience,Less configurability than conventional infrastructure based solutions
Creates vendor lock-in with platform specific options and tuning
Limited points of presence when compared with Amazon Web Services (AWS),8,Easy to recruit engineers with experience on Google App Engine (GAE) platform
Strong integration with the rest of G Suite saves times for existing G Suite users
Expensive when compared to alternatives at times,9,8,Heroku and FirebaseStephen GroatApp Engine Review!2018-08-20T19:36:35.509ZApp Engine is a fantastic service for developers who want to be able to run their code in an environment that they do not have to provision -- there is no manual server configuration or maintenance, etc, and all the developer needs to be concerned about is how their code works.,Removes the need for manual server configuration, management, orchestration, etc
Interfaces incredibly well with other GCP services, like Cloud Functions and Firebase,It is not the most cost-efficient hosting provider and could continue to improve from a cost basis
Google's UI can be confusing for newcomers when managing an App Engine deployment,9,App Engine is a great starting point for customers who are already invested or want to become further invested in the Google Cloud Platform environment
App Engine removes the need for manual server management, which saves a lot of developer time and money,AWS Elastic Beanstalk,AWS Elastic Beanstalk,15,3,Web Infrastructure Hosting
Automated Scaling for Infrastructure Management
Rapid Prototyping and Deployment
Continuous Delivery with Automated Versioning and Rollbacks,Easily capable of hosting more backend worker-like tasks, not just web-facing applications
Rapid prototyping of new types of applications,We'd like to take advantage of some of the other platforms that App Engine supports, having been mainly focused on Python development
We'd like to see better support for Java EE and Spring, as some of the functionality that we like to implement often involves complicated workarounds to deal with how App Engine generally behaves,8Joshua DicksonPaaS from Google, give it some code and it will run it and scale it automatically2017-03-29T16:16:04.746ZIt serves all our traffic to end users, which is basically one of the most important things for our organization.,Serving traffic to end users. It can scale automatically when traffic spikes.
The standard environment has some limitations, but it encourages you to write "scalable" code.
With Flexible Environment, you can serve any Docker container you want, still taking advantage of auto scaling.
Easy integration with other Google Cloud products, e.g. Datastore, Pub/Sub, Cloud Storage, etc.,Flexible environment needs scaling to zero and support for all APIs available in Standard Environment like ndb for Python and Task Queue.
Standard Environment needs to update some outdated libraries like lxml for Python.
Instance pricing of Standard Environment could be lowered, since it wasn't updated for many years.,10,It serves traffic very well with almost zero down time – it's always positive impact.,Google Compute Engine and Kubernetes,Google Compute Engine,Scaling -- you just focus on writing your code without worrying about how to scale it.
Versioning -- you can deploy multiple versions of your app and run them at the same time to perform QA, internal testing, public testing, a/b testing, etc.
Datastore -- very scalable as long as you understand limitations, can write tens of thousands of entities from e.g. Dataflow/Apache Beam without any issues, and they are immediately ready to be served to end users.,Migration to 2nd gen runtimes is hard, but they do provide a lot of benefit as well (ability to run any compiled code).
No (good) full text search solution. While you can scale the datastore as much as you want, you have to go for third party solutions (e.g. elasticsearch) for full text search. Built-in Search API (which is not available on second-gen runtimes) is very limited and does not perform well.,YesDmitry SadovnychyiGoogle App Engine's best feature is cloud endpoint2015-10-08T20:06:55.534ZWe are currently evaluating Google App engine as a platform as a service to our customers. The Google App Engine cloud endpoints is equivalent to Microsoft Azure's web apps or API apps. We are impressed with its ability to deploy Java or Python based RestFul API directly to Cloud endpoints. I coded the logic in the RestFul API to access Google's Cloud DataStore (kind-entity-property type of data store). Google's SDK made it easy to integrate its App Engine with its storage solutions. I have not tried its Cloud Bigtable from Cloud endpoints but I'm sure it's on our next task list.Google App Engine's primary programming language is Java. I tried JetBrain's IntelliJ IDEA for managing Google App engine cloud endpoint projects. I used the community edition, which had less support for Google App Engine Cloud endpoint. The enterprise edition should have better support. For those who prefer to use Python, JetBrains may have just released PyCharm for $99. Nothing comes for free. If you work at a company that has those licenses, you should feel lucky. Having a good IDE is critical to productivity. It has a "PyCharm Free Educational (Classroom) License" for free.,Auto scale application load.
Platform as a Service feature abstracts the web server layer.
Perfect for Android or iOS app server logic development.
Connect to different Google storage types.,Able to use C# as the programming language in its SDK.
Integration with Visual studio C# for using Google app engine cloud endpoint SDK.
Documentation on choosing a IDE to get started. Doing things in the command line is too basic. It's good to know them but having a sophisticated IDE is the next step to achieve higher productivity.,10,Positive: Customers with Java, Python code base may choose to use Google app engine over Microsoft Azure for deploying their web applications.
Negative: Customers with C# ASP.NET web application code base may choose not to use Google app engine due to lack of C# support in the SDK.
Positive: pricing is 10% more competitive compared to Microsoft Azure and %48 more competitive compared to Amazon AWS.,Windows Azure,75,9,building new Microservices
building new REST APIs
rebuilding or migrating existing microservices to App Engine
rebuilding or rehosting containerized web apps to App Engine flexible.,Migrate low security risk REST API to App Engine
configure Serverless VPC Access for App Engine standard services to consume Cloud SQL or Compute engine hosted microservices or databases.
Use App Engine firewall to restrict traffic into the deployed services.,Migrate existing Java 8 App Engine standard services to Java 11 with Google Cloud SDK.
Build greenfield Java 11 REST APIs with App Engine standard Java 11 runtime.,7Hil LiaoGood Service2019-06-06T20:05:27.517ZGoogle App Engine (GAE) as part of the Google Cloud Platform (GCP) is being used across our entire SaaS product. It provides us with an enterprise level infrastructure that can be scaled as our business needs demand very quickly and easily. By not having to build and maintain our own on premise servers, it allows us to focus on our product rather than infrastructure.,Scale - we can scale instances up/down based on business needs allowing us to meet demand without wasting money for extra capacity
Cloud Task Queues,Documentation - The documentation across the board is lacking and often times out of date or just plain wrong.
Standard instances could provide better support for more tech stacks so that flex and/or custom instances are not required.,8,It has been a positive move for us allowing us to focus on product rather than infrastructure.
Using GAE and GCP overall provides a level of validation with potential clients that also brings value to the business.,Microsoft Azure,Google Compute Engine, Google BigQuery, Redis CloudVerified UserApp Engine!2019-08-19T16:17:47.757ZI use Google App Engine to program in Python for data collection and data mining. This is solely being used for engineering and development. It solves the issue of having to manage your own server and allows your apps to be accessed from anywhere there is a computer and internet access. This makes it convenient for sharing between coworkers.,Coding environment
Create test environments
Have a history of all builds,Not free,10,Reduces overhead to having to manage an onsite server. Personally it saves me time of having to run back ups every so often.,10,10,AWS Cloud9 and AWS Lambda,Azure SQL Database, Salesforce App CloudVerified UserGoogle App Engine Review2019-08-16T21:56:48.341ZI have been using the Google App Engine within the operations department to streamline integration of all of our data streams. I am attempting to create a more robust analysis of this data and allow for other departments to access it eventually. The problem it is addressing is an easier way of accessing and manipulating data that we create.,Cross platform access
Data visualizations
Operational efficiency,Complicated to start using
Training required
Not everyone is using it,4,Improved operational efficiency
Better program managment,6,7,,Acronis Disaster Recovery Service, Software-Defined Data Center, Array AccessDirectVerified UserGoogle App Engine is the perfect tool to scale your app2016-09-08T16:11:24.150ZGoogle App Engine is used by my organization's web development department. We use Google App Engine to build and quality assess new web apps that the department is working on because it requires no new infrastructure or servers. We are able to effectively test the app's scalability without having to pay large fees to do so.,The scalability testing of Google App Engine is top notch. You can quickly and efficiently test if your new app will support millions of users.
Google App Engine is an out-of-box platform, in that it allows the user to begin development and testing immediately, with no further services needed.
Google App Engine's version controlling allows for effective quality assurance. If you make a mistake and the app breaks, you can rollback the update and debug.
With a 99.9+% uptime, Google App Engine is very reliable (as are all Google products).,Google App Engine has its own version of SQL called GQL which is inferior to straight SQL. This means a steeper learning curve.
The documentation on best practices for the platform is lacking.
No support for C# is a frustrating limitation.,9,Google provides this product at a discount to non-profits, so if you are a non-profit, it can save you a lot of money.
The auto-scaling feature of the engine can save you a lot of embarrassment and expensive bug fixing.,8,8,Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2),CloudFlare, TeamCityVerified UserGCP hits the nail on the head. (Sometimes)2018-04-13T19:02:28.525Z[It's being used for] Testing across various departments (Skunkworks. POCs, including Apigee API Gateway).,Client SDK and examples for integrating with services (Datastore/Storage/Pub/Sub).
Lightweight deployment code/config (lightweight YAML).
Autoscale (configuration and runtime).
Flexible runtimes.,Missing scheduler as a service. Has static cron, but no fault-tolerant, dynamic scheduling as a service. Azure has this.
Documentation. Documentation can be stale, to terse, cumbersome to navigate.
Deploy time and CI. Azure has Git hooks and auto update built in. So from commit to live can be under one minute. GCP more manual, and closer to 5+ min for same.,9,Save time
Save resources
Near effortless scaling,,SAP BusinessObjects BI Platform, Oracle Application Express, Joyent TritonRobert ChristianSolid solution, maybe not as great as the competition2018-08-02T17:31:28.997ZWe developed and deployed a basic app via Google App Engine in order to evaluate their serverless architecture. Development and deployment were mostly pain free, and we were able to quickly go live with a scalable solution where we didn't have to worry about infrastructure, using the language of our choice (many are supported).,Supports all popular languages (and you can even bring your own language runtime)
Built-in automatic scaling is great,Lags behind competing platforms (Azure, AWS) in terms of features
Less documentation, examples, etc. as compared to competitors' platforms,7,Easy enough to get up and running; speedy prototyping and deployment which saved us time and money
Automatic scaling meant for less issues after going live,Microsoft Azure, AWS Lambda, AWS Elastic Beanstalk and Heroku,Freshdesk, Zenefits, Zendesk, GustoVerified UserUsing Google App Engine to build a classic Java Spring MVC application2017-04-18T16:11:51.103ZGoogle App Engine (GAE) is the core engine for a specialized web application in-house product. The web application allows the sales department staff to produce reporting, follow up regarding multiple deposit amounts, do the link between Google Drive (as a hosting cloud) and electronic signatures of clients. The web app is also responsible for the "after sales" process and also allows us to maintain the customers' database.,Well suited for doing asynchronous long running process jobs through task queues
Supports for huge files upload process (fast and efficient)
Integrates pretty well with Java and Spring MVC technologies,Although GAE does support relational databases if you pay for it, developers wanting to try GAE for free are forced to use cloud datastore which is a NoSQL database.
Logging is recorded and accessible through a web console. However, there is no easy way (I mean through the console) to display a custom log line format like it's possible with slf4j or log4j logging patterns. This makes reading log inefficient.
The GAE plugins for Eclipse are buggy and inconsistent. Many times we are forced to reboot the local server after a full webapp recompile, and the command line SDK is not intuitive.,7,For a small enterprise with appropriate software engineer the ROI is excellent because the cost of GAE usage is very low compare to the quatity of information it can process in a day to day basis.
GAE allows custom powerful API usage but this can be a double-edged sword because you are binding your application with this particular product.,Amazon Web Services,Google DriveAndre MassonBe fast. Be scalable.2017-02-15T22:17:06.215ZGoogle App Engine is being used in my organization across the whole team to synchronize different activities and to build plug-ins. Why? Automatization of tasks, synchronization of different software, centralization of useful information and data. The Google Cloud Platform is literally the easiest to learn and use Platform As A Service (or PAAS) I have ever used.,Easy
Interoperating
Powerful,Not so cheap
Learning curve
Frequently changes,10,No more losing time to sync
Faster implementation (less costs)
Easy sell,HubSpot, HubSpot CRM, CyfeMarco BiagiottiGoogle App Engine for Quick Deployments2017-05-24T16:38:57.306ZWe use it across the organization to host various internal projects and for a variety of support-level tools we use in house. Mostly PHP and NodeJS apps, some are pre-built apps that run great on app engine, others are built in house and are tailored to very specific needs that various groups or clients need.,Very flexible, runs PHP, Node, Java, Go, etc.
Standard environments with regards to the stack being used.
Now part of Google Cloud.,Documentation for certain things is lacking.
Better tutorials for certain stacks.,10,Overall very positive.
Seamless integration keeps costs low, for one.
Prices are competitive with similar offerings from Amazon, etc.,deis,Google Analytics, Google Domains, Google Cloud SQLTyler LongrenGoogle App Engine - simple application hosting at Google scale2016-06-01T20:27:45.813ZI enjoy using Google App Engine because it allows me to focus on developing applications while GAE handles hosting and scaling.,Multiple backend frameworks to choose from
Reasonable pricing and generous free quotas
Scalability,Not every language/framework is supported
Certain APIs have somewhat lower quotas
Google can choose to deprecate features at any time,7,The generous free quotas allow me to take risks that might not be financially viable were I paying more for hosting.
One downside is I find I hit the free quota for the Channel API more frequently than other APIs, and that one in particular is important as more users expect applications to provide real-time updates.,Heroku,HerokuZachary YaroUniversity Final Year Project Review2014-06-04T00:33:17.191ZI used Google App Engine in my final year project to store news stories relating to crime in a database and then plot them on a Google Map depending on whether they were "crime" stories or not.,Database management
User Friendly
Excellent GUI,Provide webinars
Implement modules in college and Universities to use the product
Give regular seminars to students and businesses,10,Not sure as I used it for a final year project in University,,7,Yes,Product Features
Product Usability
Product Reputation,10Jennie MastersonMy thoughts on Google App Engine (from a usage perspective)2014-06-16T19:18:14.515ZUse is based on client or project needs. It is used mainly as a cloud based API service so that corporate enterprise systems can leverage it internally or with other service dependent applications.,Cloud based RESTful APIs
Access to big data resources for reporting and analytics
Custom Cloud web hosted applications
Cost, speed, ease of adoption
Implemented a custom company based web site using Vosao on GAE CMS,Administration and management - more Azure like portal
Better reporting on forecasted and actual usage via notifications.
Better documentation, examples. More use case centric documentation.,9,Effective employee adoption through ease of use.
Effective integration to other java based frameworks.
Time to market is very quick. Build, test, deploy and use.
The GAE Whitelist for java is an important resource to know what works and what does not. So use it. It would also be nice for Google to expand on items that are allowed on GAE platform.,Amazon Web Services,Microsoft Azure,10,3,1,Published cloud APIs
Published low maintenance web applications
Demonstration of how easy cloud based development can be
Demonstrates integration to other Google products and services,Photo sharing
Live sports stats collection, collation and reporting
API usage,Verification and validation services
APIs
Security frameworks,No,Price
Product Features
Product Usability
Product Reputation
Vendor Reputation,Well that all really depends on the client needs in my business. If they are a java/python shop then it is a start for GAE usage. If the client is willing or potentially needs integration to other Google products and services then that is also a plus. It all depends on the client needs, aspirations and current skill sets.Paul FordGoogle Apps where it fits2017-08-01T18:32:06.896ZGoogle Apps seems to be the choice for our designers over Office 365, we have had to implement it as a solution in order to please them. It is mostly being used for email because of the ability to tie in with MAC OS and bind to their workflow bouncing between Adobe CC and OSx.,Works with OSx
Creates cohesive workflow
Allows for easy collaboration,Sheets is not as robust as Excel.
Hangouts seems to lack some of the resolution you get with Skype.
It does not tie well with AD when using another solution like Office 365.,8,Cost is lower than Office 365.
Removes extraneous license cost of MS office for a majority of users.
Management cost requires less staff.,Microsoft Office 365,Microsoft Office 365, Dropbox for Business, SyncplicityVerified UserGoogle App Engine is ideal for dynamic websites on a budget2014-05-17T20:01:47.085ZWe use Google App Engine for multiple databases.,There's a fairly high free quota which makes it easy for startup to use a cloud database.
It's extremely scalable if you need it to be.
If you know Python, it's fairly easy setup,Google App Engine has it's own SQL (called GQL) that takes some getting used to.
It's based on Python 2.7, which is an old version and it doesn't have support for every module.,9,It's allowed us to create databases for small websites without incurring any expenses.,Oracle Data Warehouse,10Christopher McLainGoogle Apps for Work - It works!2016-03-15T21:58:09.912ZWe use Google Apps across our entire organization for email, calendaring, collaboration ( via Google Docs, Sheets, Sites, Hangouts, etc…) directory, archiving and retention, as well as social and video delivery (YouTube). The primary use of Google Apps in our organization is for corporate email. The platform is stable and reliable. Our users are familiar with the interface, keeping training requirements low.,Robust email system.
Easy to understand document sharing.
The calendar integrates well with email.,The Apps have limitations. Be sure you are OK with those limitations before you install. Google has not been responsive to feature requests.
Managing Calendar without a third-party tool is nearly impossible.
Integration with Active Directory is kludgy at best. Do NOT expect the integration to be smooth or the functionality robust.,7,We save money on web conferencing by using a few thousand Hangouts per month.
Google provides best-in-class spam filtering and eliminates the need for a separate (expensive) application to manage unwanted email.,Lotus Notes,Hitachi ID Login Manager and Password Manager, Concur Travel and Expense, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Acrobat DC, SolarWinds Web Help Desk,5,No,Occasionally, you will get a sport specialist that really knows his stuff. This happens about 1 out of 5 times I call. The other four… well, sometimes I simply get off the call and call back to get someone else. It can be that bad.,Adding Users
Modifying user profiles,ANYTHING in Calendar - third-party tool required.
Integrate with AD - very cumbersome,Yes, but I don't use it,7Verified UserGood start point for your application2016-04-18T17:16:36.761ZI use it for in house education application. We implemented it with Django. It controls our education management system. We use Django and Google F1 database. Sometimes we have problems with sending emails and reaching quota. The control panel do not reach the quota but we can send email. After that we aware that controls update information very slow. Except for sending email everything works very good.,On demand quota change.
Django.
Almost good admin control panel.
Flexibility.,They should provide more examples for developers.
They should decrease their prices.
They should improve the quota notification system.,7,When you get high traffic it becomes a little bit expensive.
Ease of use.
Good deployment solution.,Amazon Web ServicesVerified UserGoogle App Engine for Personal Homepage2016-04-11T17:26:20.929ZI use Google App Engine for my personal homepage.,Low maintenance
Good uptime
Low cost,Admin user interface
Deployment of apps
Support for programming languages,8,No significant impact,Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2),Windows AzureVerified UserTry GAE for a change!2015-10-20T14:51:20.860ZGoogle App Engine is used for hosting an application by one of the teams in our department. The application is responsible for handling file storage and access levels for two major components that are owned by two different teams. Google Cloud Storage is used for hosting these files.,Google App Engine offers the platform to develop an end to end application without the need of having any other software installed.
Google App Engine allows rapid deployment of applications and immediate availability of the code deployed in the cloud.
Google App Engine offers services that allow you to quickly prototype any application and have it deployed at a minimal cost. The console allows you to view and manage the status of your application so that everything can be done from a developer perspective without the involvement of the Ops team.,I feel that the restrictions regarding no threads, no writing of files to the disk and so on, are great for keeping things secure however they can be real blockers sometimes and make it very difficult to find workarounds for problems that you are trying to solve while developing your application.
The 12 simultaneous connections limit to the database instance from an instance cannot be increased, so the available performance options can sometimes be not enough for heavy load apps.
The customer service is always responsive when we open support tickets however there isn't an offering for assistance on site if needed or consultations regarding best practices.,6,Increased deployment efficiency
Fast rollback to previous application versions
Very inexpensive offering of data storage using the Blobstore service,Verified UserGood App Engine (GAE)2015-10-06T20:26:00.037ZThe Google App Engine solution is helping an entirely new category of applications that process data in real-time and at scale very robustly. It has faster, easier, more detailed simulations and solutions for all cloud related requirements. We use Google App Engine to develop and deploy both internal and public web applications. The APIs for accessing the datastore are very easy to use.,The APIs for accessing the datastore are very easy to use.
Implementing text indexing and search related applications perform better on Google App Engine compared to other app engines.
Reliable NoSQL datastore, including atomic transactions and a query engine.,Developers have read-only access to the filesystem on Google App Engine.
Google App Engine limits the maximum rows returned from an entity get to 1000 rows per Datastore call.
Not suitable for CPU intensive calculations.,8,Increased employee efficiency.
Less infrastructure maintenance time.,Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2),5,2,Data analysis
web app deployment,app deployment through ansible
docker installation,data algorrithm processing. data intensive operation,6,No,Product Features
Product Usability
Analyst Reports,More robust and scalability.,Don't know,No,pricing,8,Yes,7,No,Regarding the application deployment support.,deployment
scalability
ease of use,multi platform support
memory intensive operations,8Verified User
Unspecified
Google App Engine
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