I've been developing on Google Application Engine since its beginnings,
when Python (v2.5) was the only language supported. I came from the world
of ASP/IIS and LAMP stacks, so suddenly not having to worry about
scaling-up a web server and having a DB pretty much built-in was very
appealing to
Hi guys,
A few months back, I had a similar reflexion on current trends regarding
AppEngine, which I called "the end of paas", which could be called "end of
serverless" in a way
https://groups.google.com/forum/?utm_medium=email&utm_source=footer#!search/paas|sort:date/google-appengine/DHMMv5r
Unfortunately I need to say the same.
Nowadays, it seems Google is forcing us to use GKE or Cloud Run, as all the
App Engine "magic" gone.
I've been using App Engine my last 8years, and is clear, the Google
strategy is not App Engine anymore.
Giuliano Ribeiro
Cloud and Software
On Fri, Mar 20
+1
I also lament the loss of the turnkey environment that app engine used to
provide. I can only presume that the business model for it isn’t very
profitable, otherwise someone else would reproduce it.
On Monday, March 16, 2020 at 2:47:25 AM UTC-4, Nickolas Daskalou wrote:
>
> Same experien
Same experience for us.
10 years ago App Engine was a revolution. Now it's almost revolting.
Agree with the hard to set up development environment for the newer App
Engine installments.
Other pain points too, like no shared Memcache replacement (we're told NDB
for Python 3 is fully ready, when i
+1.
GCP.AppEngine.StandardEnvironment.SecondGeneration looks like a terminal
point for me. You must stop using GAE. 10+ years of GAE use.
WBR, Vitaly.
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I have been a user of google appengine for 7-8 years. Yes, its
disappointing
The local dev console did not improve. There is no easy way to
import/export from local dev to the cloud.
I am really unhappy that they did not provide tools for migrating data into
new schemas.
First they promoted map
I have to totally agree with this. My experience has been the same coming
from AppEngine Standard python 2.7 I decided to try and migrate one of my
apps to Python3.7 but was extremely frustrated and put off with the whole
experience. I lost a lot of nice framework that made decisions easy and
Glad to hear I'm not the only one disappointed with it all. I started using
App Engine when it was in beta, and launched a one-person business when it
went GA. It's so overwhelming attempting to port my product to the new
environments that it's much more than a one-person effort. And with all th
A small update, after my conclusion, I went ahead with my live trial and
finally started a new journey
~/Desktop/APPENGINE/cloudsdk184/bin/gcloud app deploy -> after every small
change
~/Desktop/APPENGINE/cloudsdk184/bin/gcloud app logs tail -> replaces the
local development server - instead of
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