As of March 2012 GAE supports neither relational DBs nor SSL on custom
domains- making it a nonstarter for any production app I can think of.
On Monday, March 7, 2011 6:46:01 PM UTC-5, Richard Penman wrote:
Unless you need special features I recommend Google App Engine because
there is no
You should be able to host web2py apps just about anywhere you can run
Python, including many shared hosts. For VPS/dedicated hosting, I think a
common setup is Ubuntu and Apache. See the book for deployment instructions
(http://web2py.com/book/default/chapter/11), including pointers to some
I recently had a good experience deploying a web2py website with a VPS
on hostgator.com. During peak periods we had several dozen
simultaneous users hitting the site, and everything remained speedy
and responsive. We used MySQL and Apache with mod_wsgi to deploy.
Kevin
On Mar 7, 4:12 am,
My only advice is that if you are struggling to get web2py running on your
host, don't fight it, switch.
Webfaction comes up a lot as a great provider. If you are at all thinking
about cloud, I say go for it. Amazon, RackSpace and Linode are great
options.
I like Webfaction a lot. Once you get a handle on the Webfaction
vocabulary and setup it is great, before that happens you may find
yourself learning how it all works. In the end this is a good thing
because you will really understand how things are setup if you ever
have an issue, but it the
Unless you need special features I recommend Google App Engine because there
is no upfront costs and easy to deploy.
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