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Using Google App Engine ±¾×ÊÔ´À´×ÔÓÚ»¥ÁªÍø£¬½ö¹©Ñ§Ï°Ñо¿Ö®Ó㬲»¿ÉÉæ¼°ÈκÎÉÌÒµÓÃ;£¬ÇëÔÚÏÂÔØºó24СʱÄÚɾ³ý¡£ Öø×÷Ȩ¹éÔ×÷Õß»ò³ö°æÉçËùÓС£Î´¾·¢ÌùÈËconanwjÐí¿É£¬ÑϽûÈκÎÈËÒÔÈκÎÐÎʽתÌù±¾ÎÄ£¬Î¥Õ߱ؾ¿£¡ Authors(Editors): Charles Severance Publisher: O¡¯Reilly Pub Date: 2009 Pages: 263 ISBN: 978-0-596-80069-7 Preface The greatest single reason that the World Wide Web has been so widely used and adopted is because individuals are allowed to participate in the Web. People can produce web content and create a MySpace page or home pages provided by their school or organization and contribute their creativity and content to the Web. Free services like Blogger, Flickr, Google Sites, Google Groups, and others have given us all an outlet for our creativity and presence on the Web¡ªat no charge. For most of the life of the Web, if you wanted to have your own rich software-backed website with data storage, your only choice was to purchase hosting services from an Internet Service Provider (ISP) and learn database management and a programming language like PHP to build or run your software. Learning and paying for this much technology was just beyond the reach of most web users, who simply had to accept the limited features of MySpace, Blogger, or whatever system hosted their web content. In April 2008, Google announced a product called App Engine. When you write a program for the Web that runs on App Engine, your software runs on the Google servers somewhere in the Google ¡°cloud.¡± It is as if you are a Google employee and you have access to the entire scalable Google infrastructure. App Engine captures much of Google¡¯s experience of building fast, reliable, and scalable websites, and through App Engine, Google is revealing many of the secrets about how its own applications scale to millions of users. The most exciting part of the Google App Engine announcement is the fact that it is free for moderate levels of use. Every person with a Gmail account can have a number of free applications running on the Google infrastructure. If your application becomes extremely popular and your traffic goes above the allowed levels of the free account, you can pay to use more of Google¡¯s resources. As your application scales, Google engineers and operations staff take care of all the hardware, data storage, backup, and network provisioning for you. The cost of purchasing resources from Google¡¯s cloud of servers is likely far less than purchasing/renting/maintaining the same amount of resources on your own. Google focuses on providing hardware and network; you focus on building your application and the user community around your application. Maybe you could write the next Twitter, Craigslist, or del.icio.us. Maybe your idea will be the next big thing that will take off and you can ¡°retire¡± on the revenue from Google AdWords. Or maybe you just want a site for your local off-road motorcycle club to publish its newsletter, share crash pictures, and maintain a mailing list. Google App Engine removes the cost barrier from building and deploying software and data-backed websites and putting those sites into production. This book aims to make it easier for the average user to build and deploy basic websites using Google App Engine. The hope is that literally millions of people from around the world will now be empowered to program on the Web. Who knows what creative applications will evolve in this new and exciting era? ±¾×ÊÔ´¹²6¸ö¿ÉÑ¡ÍøÂçÓ²ÅÌÁ´½Ó£¬6.59 MB¡£ -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Using Google App Engine.Charles Severance.O¡¯Reilly.2009 Using Google App Engine.Charles Severance.O¡¯Reilly.2009 Using Google App Engine.Charles Severance.O¡¯Reilly.2009 Using Google App Engine.Charles Severance.O¡¯Reilly.2009 Using Google App Engine.Charles Severance.O¡¯Reilly.2009 Using Google App Engine.Charles Severance.O¡¯Reilly.2009 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
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