google-app-engine

问题 I have a Python library that is published to PyPI. Before pushing each new version of the library, I want to test it by upgrading a sample application to use the new version. The suggested method to do this is to work in "development mode" using the -e ( --editable ) flag: $ pip install -e <my package root> And this does indeed install the package into my global environment. However, my sample program is written for Google App Engine, which requires that all third-party libraries be copied

问题 I have a Google Cloud Storage bucket "MyBucket" and it have 20 items. I would like to get those file name in my appengine PHP application. I'm Looking whether we can get the list using App Engine's built-in Google Cloud Storage (GCS) stream wrapper. Something Like this: require_once 'google/appengine/api/cloud_storage/CloudStorageTools.php'; use google\appengine\api\cloud_storage\CloudStorageTools; $bucket_name = 'gs://my-bucket/'; $file_list = CloudStorageTools::list($bucket_name); //Won't

问题 I have a Google Cloud Storage bucket "MyBucket" and it have 20 items. I would like to get those file name in my appengine PHP application. I'm Looking whether we can get the list using App Engine's built-in Google Cloud Storage (GCS) stream wrapper. Something Like this: require_once 'google/appengine/api/cloud_storage/CloudStorageTools.php'; use google\appengine\api\cloud_storage\CloudStorageTools; $bucket_name = 'gs://my-bucket/'; $file_list = CloudStorageTools::list($bucket_name); //Won't

问题 I understand that AppEngine project is defined to only one region and Google automatically handles the load balancing for you. But if I have apps in different regions across the world (In different projects as it seems to be a requirement) then how can I use the HTTPS load balancer in Google Cloud to automatically route the traffic based on the location where the request is coming from? (Consider both Standard and Flexible) 回答1: The Load Balancer in GCP can balance the traffic to different

问题 I understand that AppEngine project is defined to only one region and Google automatically handles the load balancing for you. But if I have apps in different regions across the world (In different projects as it seems to be a requirement) then how can I use the HTTPS load balancer in Google Cloud to automatically route the traffic based on the location where the request is coming from? (Consider both Standard and Flexible) 回答1: The Load Balancer in GCP can balance the traffic to different

问题 I understand that AppEngine project is defined to only one region and Google automatically handles the load balancing for you. But if I have apps in different regions across the world (In different projects as it seems to be a requirement) then how can I use the HTTPS load balancer in Google Cloud to automatically route the traffic based on the location where the request is coming from? (Consider both Standard and Flexible) 回答1: The Load Balancer in GCP can balance the traffic to different

问题 I understand that AppEngine project is defined to only one region and Google automatically handles the load balancing for you. But if I have apps in different regions across the world (In different projects as it seems to be a requirement) then how can I use the HTTPS load balancer in Google Cloud to automatically route the traffic based on the location where the request is coming from? (Consider both Standard and Flexible) 回答1: The Load Balancer in GCP can balance the traffic to different

问题 I understand that AppEngine project is defined to only one region and Google automatically handles the load balancing for you. But if I have apps in different regions across the world (In different projects as it seems to be a requirement) then how can I use the HTTPS load balancer in Google Cloud to automatically route the traffic based on the location where the request is coming from? (Consider both Standard and Flexible) 回答1: The Load Balancer in GCP can balance the traffic to different

问题 I'm confused on how to approach this. It seems to be that GAE wants every client library to use a context.Context scoped to a http.Request. I previously have experience doing something like this: main.go type server struct { db *firestore.Client } func main() { // Setup server s := &server{db: NewFirestoreClient()} // Setup Router http.HandleFunc("/people", s.peopleHandler()) // Starts the server to receive requests appengine.Main() } func (s *server) peopleHandler() http.HandlerFunc { //

问题 I'm a newbie to google app engine. I want the security restriction for url of cron so that it shouldn't be accessible by url directly. For this I've already read the docs and some of Q&As ([Google app engine: security of cron jobs). I implemented the login : admin solution suggested in this link. But I failed to implement security as self.request.headers.get('X-AppEngine-Cron') is always None , whether it is cron or accessed via url directly. So I don't know from where is the request coming