I am in the early stages of developing a new web application and Google App Engine is looking very enticing. However, part of my web application involves the use of Subversion as a component of the overall solution. (Note: I am actually using a subversion repository as part of the solution, not just hosting the app's code itself in the repository.) I was wondering if Google App Engine has any means for the hosting of external programs? Given that Subversion is written in C/C++, and not Java or Python, I didn't see any way to "run" it within Google App Engine. With a cloud computing service like EC2, I can install anything I want on a VM. But I don't see this capability with Google App Engine. The subversion repository wouldn't necessarily have to be hosted right next to my Google App Engine web application, but the network connectivity between the two would need to be fast and cheap. (Faster and cheaper than standard internet connectivity.) Private, for-a-fee usage of google code hosting might be feasible in my particular scenario, if this option is even available, but I am also interested in the general answer to the question of: "I need to be able to run application X written in language Y alongside my Google App Engine web application. How can I do this?"
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