It's not required to use mapreduce. It's just easier to manage the jobs.
You'll hit the 30 second deadline if you don't, and you'll end up building
your own task queue management logic anyway.
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@Ikai , thank you for responding. I noticed your blog before posting
here. one question, which will faster performance, put the binary in
blockstore and read with new File(..) or use import csv into datastore
like what you did ?
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@Ikai , thank you for responding. I noticed your blog before posting
here. one question, which will faster performance, put the binary in
blockstore and read with new File(..) or use import csv into datastore
like what you did ?
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hello @Ikai, is it required to use mapreduce . why not get the byte
stream from blockstore and create new file(..) ? there is no limit on
new file(..) and byte[] array in gae right?
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