App Engine (GAE) quotas are applied at the project-level, as most (but not
all!) quotas in GCP are. It is possible to spread the services of a GAE
app ecosystem into separate projects and coordinate between them with, for
example, URLFetch, and each project will consume its own quota. I wouldn't
This may have been answered elsewhere but I am having a hard time finding a
definitive answer...
Does the free tier quota listed on the site apply to each 'project',
'service', or 'account'?
Basically I'm asking, could I keep creating additional app engine
'projects' [or even 'services'] for
This is just an update for anybody who finds this thread and isn't quite
sure how to integrate the fix above. I've written an example python app
that can be run in the devserver environment to connect to the remote
datastore. Be aware that this will likely require you to have installed
google-a
I have just noticed that I get the following warning during the deployment:
WARNING: Could not generate [source-context.json]: Could not list remote
URLs from source directory: C:\_Downloads\django_cloudsql
On more thing, the sample is not completely unchanged. I commented out the
following two
Hello Adam,
Thank you for your efforts. Do you mean to have these outputs from the
server (so connecting to the instance through SSH)? Unfortunately, I cannot
find the deployment folder on the instance. Could you point me to the right
path?
Or you mean to have these information from my local dr
