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How App Engine served the Humble Indie Bundle

55 点作者 ordinaryman将近 15 年前

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SingAlong将近 15 年前
I just came across a problem a few minutes ago. Getting appengine sdk working on my Ubuntu 10.04. Most distros seem to have removed python 2.5 from their repo. And unfortunately it's not possible to replace /usr/bin/python with 2.5 instead of 2.6 coz, Ubuntu seems to use python to check if a shell cmd exists. So I had to switch back to 2.6 after I had symlinked 2.5 at /usr/bin/python<p>Read an issue on the google code site where a lot of developers are requesting for python 2.6 support. And the appengine team replies that they do have it on their list but not top priority.<p>So if your OS's repo doesn't have 2.5, you'll have a bit of a problem. Django version is 1.1 on appengine. Still the trivial 1mb app limit.<p>Whatever happens, i still like appengine for it's ease of deployment of python apps. Appengine seems to be for python what Heroku is for ruby apps.<p>P.S: If anybody has a solution to 2.5 python on ubuntu 10.04...
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Tichy将近 15 年前
I like App Engine, too, however, I always worry about the "hot cache" problem (or how to call it?): if your app doesn't get a request for a while, it will be cycled out of the "active" state, and the next quest will have a long delay for booting the app again. Especially people who used Java VM languages (ie Clojure, RoR) have complained about the issue.<p>I wonder if the situation has improved in the last couple of months? One proposed solution is to have a recurring task trigger requests, but that seems like a wasteful hack. Plus, it would be unreliable as it is not known how App Engine decided internally when to "unload" an app.
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Raphael将近 15 年前
I'm guessing the multi-hundred megabyte games weren't served from App Engine.