Google App Engine vs. Flynn
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What is Google App Engine?Google has a reputation for highly reliable, high performance infrastructure. With App Engine you can take advantage of the 10 years of knowledge Google has in running massively scalable, performance driven systems. App Engine applications are easy to build, easy to maintain, and easy to scale as your traffic and data storage needs grow.
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What is Flynn?Flynn lets you deploy apps with git push and containers. Developers can deploy any app to any cluster in seconds.
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How much does Google App Engine cost?
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What companies use Google App Engine?
580 companies on StackShare use Google App Engine
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What companies use Flynn?
1 companies on StackShare use Flynn
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What tools integrate with Google App Engine?
21 tools on StackShare integrate with Google App Engine
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What tools integrate with Flynn?
17 tools on StackShare integrate with Flynn
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What are some alternatives to Google App Engine and Flynn?
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Reviews of Google App Engine and Flynn
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dlukashevEasily create scalable backend for mobile
March 27, 2014 07:50
With Cloud Endpoints you can create and deploy mobile backend in one hour or less. And it is free (until you need extra scale). I would not recommend to use Java - python is faster and has all new appengine features.
Pros: everything is in one place: task queue, cron, backend instances for data processing, datastore, mapreduce. Cons: you cannot easily move your code from GAE. Even with special 3rd party services.
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alinastancuEasily create scalable backend for mobile
March 26, 2018 00:24
With Cloud Endpoints you can create and deploy mobile backend in one hour or less.
Ease of Use Documentation Reliability Support
How developers use Google App Engine vs Flynn
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csmith932 uses Google App Engine
PaaS for back-end components, including external data ingestion APIs, front-end web service APIs, hosting of static front-end application assets, back-end data processing pipeline microservices, APIs to storage infrastructure (Cloud SQL and Memcached), and data processing pipeline task queues and cron jobs. Task queue fan-out and auto-scaling of back-end microservice instances provide parallelism for high velocity data processing.
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shcheuk uses Google App Engine
checking a swap require a lot of cpu resource, roster normally come out same day of month, every month, at a particular time. Which make very high spike, our flag ship product, iSwap, with the capability looking swap possibility with 10000 other rosters base on user critieria, you need a cloud computing give you this magnitude of computing power. gae did it nicely, user friendly, easy to you, low cost.
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CommentBox.io uses Google App Engine
App engine fills in the gaps in the increasingly smaller case where it's necessary for us to run our own APIs.
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abunickabhi uses Google App Engine
Very easy to make cloud computing of ML models , and use containers like Kubernetes.
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vamsiikrishna uses Google App Engine
Cloud instances to run our app, Cloud MySQL , Network Load Balancer
