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Considering they said 'managed services' you can guess that they use Cloud Functions, App Engine or something like that. With Google Cloud Run you could easily
by scarejunba 7y ago
Considering they said 'managed services' you can guess that they use Cloud Functions, App Engine or something like that. With Google Cloud Run you could easily do what they wanted, but then you have to have the Docker tooling.
Of course if they were using GCE, GKE, or any other way to deploy compute they'd be fine. In this case, because they're using GAE, they have limited language support without doing lots of (to them) complex stuff.
It's the right decision to port here.
- gipp 7y agoI used to work at the times, they definitely have the docker tooling. Most production stuff runs on GKE. The author of the article has a long-standing affinity for GAE, though, plus it's just a quick maker week project so GAE still makes more sense.