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Personal note: I found the GAE quotas don't even count the static requests (static HTML + CSS). So this site should never cost me anything. And there are five
by spindritf 12y ago
Personal note: I found the GAE quotas don't even count the static requests (static HTML + CSS). So this site should never cost me anything.
And there are five free SNI slots, too, right? So... you can host a static site available over ssl completely for free on GAE?
- jehna1 12y agoPractically yes. I probably should add the SSL also and make a post of it.
- lehtu 12y agoAlmost. SNI slots are free - Yes, but still you have to buy the SSL certificate from somewhere (cheapest are something like $8/year - https://www.ssls.com https://www.ssls.com)
- spindritf 12y agoIf you can use any CA, you can get a free certificate from StartSSL https://startssl.com/ https://startssl.com/
- jehna1 12y agoAnd since SNI isn't legacy-compatible, Google itself recommends to "detect browsers that do not support SNI and recommend a browser that supports it" https://developers.google.com/appengine/docs/ssl#server_name_indication_sni https://developers.google.com/appengine/docs/ssl#server_name...
- Zaheer 12y agoAnother note: You can host a static site on Heroku for free if you like as well. I have multiple on there.