[google-appengine] Re: Writing Datastore controller for appengine and GCE?

['Jordan (Cloud Platform Support)' via Google App Engine]

Our engineering team is working very hard to providing full Google Cloud 
Client Library 
support 
for the App Engine Standard runtimes.  

In the meantime if you require your application to run on both App Engine 
and Compute Engine you may want to look into the App Engine Flexible 
environment 
.
 
In Flex the App Engine instances run on Compute Engine VMs allowing for the 
use of the Google Cloud Client Libraries 
.

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[google-appengine] Re: Writing Datastore controller for appengine and GCE?

[Alex Buchanan]

Ah, well, I have been digging through that documentation for weeks now, on 
and off. There is quite a bit of it, so I missed that note. Thanks for 
pointing it out. It took me awhile to realize that there were even two 
separate Go APIs. Maybe I skim too much.

I ended up rewriting my api calls to use the appengine library. I need my 
task workers to live in GCE though, so I'm not sure how that all plays out 
yet. I might have to give up on appengine for now.

I'm sure you guys are aware of the pitfalls here and are working on 
resolving it. Thanks again for your help.

On Monday, November 20, 2017 at 8:21:57 AM UTC-8, Jordan (Cloud Platform 
Support) wrote:
>
> If you are looking to deploy to App Engine Standard it is recommended to 
> follow its documentation 
> .
>  
> Currently the App Engine Standard Go environment is not recommended to use 
> the new Google Cloud Client Libraries 
>  which allows 
> access to Google Services from any client such as a Google Compute Engine 
> VM. 
>
> As also reiterated in the documentation for the Cloud Datastore API 
> ,
>  
> the App Engine Standard Go environment is currently limited to the use of 
> the older App Engine SDK  as 
> opposed to the new Google Cloud Client Library for Go. 
> 
>
> - Note that you could indeed try to use the new Google Cloud Client 
> Library for Go on the App Engine Standard Go environment, but as it is not 
> fully supported yet you may run into issues. It is recommended to report 
> all issues and feature requests specific to the Google Cloud Client Library 
> for Go directly to the engineering team in their Git Issue Tracker 
> 
> . 
>

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[google-appengine] Re: Writing Datastore controller for appengine and GCE?

['Jordan (Cloud Platform Support)' via Google App Engine]

If you are looking to deploy to App Engine Standard it is recommended to 
follow its documentation 
.
 
Currently the App Engine Standard Go environment is not recommended to use 
the new Google Cloud Client Libraries 
 which allows 
access to Google Services from any client such as a Google Compute Engine 
VM. 

As also reiterated in the documentation for the Cloud Datastore API 
,
 
the App Engine Standard Go environment is currently limited to the use of 
the older App Engine SDK  as 
opposed to the new Google Cloud Client Library for Go. 


- Note that you could indeed try to use the new Google Cloud Client Library 
for Go on the App Engine Standard Go environment, but as it is not fully 
supported yet you may run into issues. It is recommended to report all 
issues and feature requests specific to the Google Cloud Client Library for 
Go directly to the engineering team in their Git Issue Tracker 

. 

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