I'm very new to GAE. I'm thinking about using GAE for storing huge
quantities of data, sent and retrieved by a client. What I mean looks
more like a remote file system then like a web app. Do I have to use
https for the communication or is there something better?
How can I store it most efficientl
> On Jun 3, 1:18 pm, Maaartin wrote:
>
>> I'm very new to GAE. I'm thinking about using GAE for storing huge
>> quantities of data, sent and retrieved by a client. What I mean looks
>> more like a remote file system then like a web app. Do I have to use
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On 10-06-19 20:11, coltsith wrote:
> Nick, thanks for responding.
>
> I've thought about doing that but then run into another issue:
>
> If I request 20 objects and the first 20 were created by the user, the
> server will return an empty list.
>
> Internally I suppose I could load like 1000 objects
On 10-06-23 20:45, Martin Webb wrote:
> You wouldn't - the concept to use mcache would be to make a hash or a
> token for the time second'th element i.e 1-30
> store each pole user in the correct element
> and then read the users back out of mcache
> by looping the 30 or mcache containers
>
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