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Note that GAE has two flavors: - Standard (constrained, more shared bits) - Flex (supply your own container, get your own instance)
by twistedpair 5y ago
Note that GAE has two flavors:
- Standard (constrained, more shared bits)
- Flex (supply your own container, get your own instance)
- thesandlord 5y agoThese days, Standard uses gVisor so there are fewer and fewer constraints. Most things just work. Flex really is for the edge cases where you need really big instances or really long execution times. (I used to work at GCP)
- elyobo 5y agoOr, annoyingly, websockets.
- thesandlord 5y agoYeah, it seems like all the new infrastructure features (websockets, gRPC, GBLB, VPC, etc) are coming to Cloud Run instead of App Engine.
- elyobo 5y agoWebsockets are fine on flex, but yeah, Cloud Run is getting the love these days.