In this lab, you'll learn how to deploy a basic app to App Engine, but we invite you to also explore Cloud Functions and Cloud Run. Cloud Run, the serverless container-hosting service similar to App Engine but more accurately reflects the state of software development today.Cloud Functions, great for situations where you don't have an entire app, have broken up a larger, monolithic app into multiple microservices, or have short event-driven tasks that execute based on user activity.The App Engine flexible environment provides even more flexibility by supporting custom runtimes, however it is out-of-scope for this lab.Īpp Engine is Google Cloud's original serverless runtime, and since its original launch in 2008, has been joined by: The App Engine standard environment provides application-hosting services supporting the following languages: Python, Java, PHP, Go, Node.js, and Ruby). Developers only need to focus on building solutions for their organizations or their users.
Developers don't have to worry about operating systems, web servers, logging, monitoring, load-balancing, system administration, or scaling, as App Engine takes care of all that. The notion of servers, virtual machines, and instances have been abstracted away, with App Engine providing all the compute necessary. Developers upload their apps to App Engine, and Google Cloud takes care of the rest. App Engine allows developers to focus on doing what they do best, writing code, and not what it runs on.
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