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Can I run pandas in it?
by peacetreefrog 8y ago
Can I run pandas in it?
- unixhero 8y agoMay I follow up with: pandas and numpy
- thesandlord 8y agoYup, both should work fine. Let us know if you run into issues. (I work for GCP)
- justhelpingout 8y agoArticle says "YES!" > This new runtime allows you to take advantage of Python's vibrant ecosystem of open-source libraries and frameworks. While the Python 2 runtime only allowed the use of specific versions of whitelisted libraries, Python 3 supports arbitrary third-party libraries, including those that rely on C code and native extensions. Just add Django 2.0, NumPy, scikit-learn or your library of choice to a requirements.txt file. App Engine will install these libraries in the cloud when you deploy your app.
- stewart27 8y agoYes, this runtime supports arbitrary dependencies specified via a `requirements.txt` file. If you find a library that doesn't work, please let us know. In general, anything that works using an open source Python 3.7 distribution should be supported.
- peacetreefrog 8y agoAwesome!
- aleaxit 8y agoIncidentally, the best way to "let us know" about bugs in GCP (App Engine or whatever else) is via the Issue Trackers, as per https://cloud.google.com/support/docs/issue-trackers https://cloud.google.com/support/docs/issue-trackers (disclaimer: making this and similar processes work is my current job at Google).