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Not sure how well the second gen supports appengine. With 1st gen you could ask the database to follow an appengine app so they are both in the same cell. I als
by dudus 11y ago
Not sure how well the second gen supports appengine. With 1st gen you could ask the database to follow an appengine app so they are both in the same cell. I also don't see how to allow connection from appengine apps I only can select IP addresses. Are these unnecessary now?
Also curious about the on demand option. I had it in 1st gen but its gone now. I can only select Always on or Never. I had a large database that I only used for a few hours per month. I'd love to migrate to second gen but if its always in it might make it much more expensive.
At last I tried to perform an export from 1st gen into 2nd gen and I'm getting server errors will try again later.
- Lewisham 11y agoI'd love to hear about the errors you're experiencing; if there's any bumps in the road we want to smooth them out ASAP. Please email cloud-sql@google.com with your instance names and the error message, and I'll get someone to look into it for you. Second Gen is indeed always on. Crunch the numbers for your use case, I've been told by the pricing mavens that for many use cases Second Gen ends up cheaper. And yeah, Second Gen doesn't follow your AppEngine app the way it used to. This will be a call you need to make based on your use case. If you are low-traffic and highly latency-bound and your app runs on App Engine, first gen may (may) be quicker. For other bounds (I/O, RAM, CPU) you should expect better performance from Second Gen.