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https://status.cloud.google.com/summary https://status.cloud.google.com/summary Google App Engine seems to be a very fragile service. From Sept. 2019 It's goin
by pritambarhate 7y ago
https://status.cloud.google.com/summary https://status.cloud.google.com/summary
Google App Engine seems to be a very fragile service. From Sept. 2019 It's going down every month. 10 hour+ outage in July, Sept. and Oct.
For the premium they charge for App Engine, one would expect the service to be more reliable.
- londons_explore 7y agoGoogle App Engine doesn't have many users, and isn't a focus for future engineering effort. Either people need to start using it for serious projects (rather than just demo guestbook projects), or it'll be shut down in a future round of closures.
- sethvargo 7y agoThis is fundamentally incorrect. GAE has many users and is actively being developed.
- dehrmann 7y agoWould you choose GAE or GKE for a new project?
- sethvargo 7y agoThat's a big question :). I don't think they're mutually exclusive. GKE provides more flexibility but requires more configuration. GAE is less flexible but more "serverless". GKE is probably more expensive for a single app, so I'd probably pick GAE for a single app. For a _project_, I'd have to understand more about what I'm building and what I need. I'd also probably use Cloud Run over GAE, but that's a personal preference because I've been working closely with that product lately.
- swedish_mafia 7y agoAll customers must migrate to aws
- pg_is_a_butt 7y ago> "For the premium they charge for App Engine" Uh... I'm paying sometimes nothing up to around $10/month for the same services that AWS elastic beanstalk charges $50/month for. App Engine is the cheapest option almost anywhere. What are you talking about?