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That's a seriously phenomenal idea. Just by charging for the service and using a SQL database they could avoid 90% of the problems GAE has experienced. I would
by axiom 16y ago
That's a seriously phenomenal idea. Just by charging for the service and using a SQL database they could avoid 90% of the problems GAE has experienced. I would pay $1000/month without a second thought to have a quick migration away from GAE, and no doubt a lot of other people would as well.
- bretthoerner 16y agoHow would quick migration work from BigTable to SQL? And which language do you use (on AppEngine), out of curiosity?
- sidmitra 16y agoMy guess is a migration from key value(or most NoSQL) to relational would be an easier path, right?
- axiom 16y agoWe're using Python with Django. AppScale (similar project as TyphoonAE but a bit more mature) has done a decent job of writing a layer that implements all datastore functionality on top of variety of databases (some SQL, some not.) It's not too tricky actually since in most ways the App Engine datastore interface is a subset of SQL (kind if like SQL without joins actually.)