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:
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> Unless you need special features I recommend Google App Engine because
> there is no
Unless you need special features I recommend Google App Engine because there
is no upfront costs and easy to deploy.
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 begin
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 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, Alejandr
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
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