Does this mean people with Wordpress sites could conceivably host their db on Google so our data can be stored in our Google account? If so, what are the price indicators
Aftermath, you already have PHP. Haven't you heard of Quercus? It's actually far better (more secure, stable, scalable, and performing) than the classic PHP interpreter.
Look here and here for details on running it on App Engine.
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How does this compare to the hrd? I assume there are some scalability tradeoffs due to the relational model.
ReplyDeleteDoes this mean the full Django framework could now be used in the App Engine? Lack of a relational DB has been one of the stumbling blocks.
ReplyDeleteGreat, go Google!
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ReplyDeleteDoes this mean people with Wordpress sites could conceivably host their db on Google so our data can be stored in our Google account? If so, what are the price indicators
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ReplyDeleteCan we use connect to Google Cloud SQL (MySQL) from our local network? For example, can we connect to Cloud from an on-site .NET application?
would you update your sdk and plugin eclipse to make development work locally with gwt and sql?
ReplyDeleteSuper excited about this! Can't wait to see the pricing structure though, that will make or break this for me.
ReplyDeleteIs it eventually consistent or ACID?
ReplyDeleteGreat, can we get PHP now? Because that's been the #1 requested feature for years. SQL wasn't even on the list.
ReplyDelete@SystemPlanet.com: It's pure relational database, just like your locally hosted MySQL server.
ReplyDeleteSweet. Now next stop: Have a CouchDB :-)
ReplyDeleteAftermath, you already have PHP. Haven't you heard of Quercus? It's actually far better (more secure, stable, scalable, and performing) than the classic PHP interpreter.
ReplyDeleteLook here and here for details on running it on App Engine.
Does it open way to Hibernate and other tools operate integrated with GAE?
ReplyDeleteDoes this mean I can host my own website in the cloud?
ReplyDeleteSo, when will we get Postgres? ;)
ReplyDeleteExcellent...
ReplyDeleteExcellent
ReplyDeleteI got some Cloud SQL example projects. http://code.google.com/p/cloudsql/
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