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taskqueueとgoogleに関するIanLewisのブックマーク (2)

  • Task Queue task chaining done right - Nick's Blog

    Posted by Nick Johnson | Filed under python, taskqueue, app-engine, cookbook, deferred One common pattern when using the Task Queue API is known as 'task chaining'. You execute a task on the task queue, and at some point, determine that you're going to need another task, either to complete the work the current task is doing, or to start doing something new. Let's say you're doing the former, and y

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    IanLewis 2010/10/04
    One common pattern when using the Task Queue API is known as 'task chaining'. You execute a task on the task queue, and at some point, determine that you're going to need another task, either to complete the work the current task is doing, or to start doing something new.
  • App Engine documentation  |  Google Cloud Documentation

    App Engine is a fully managed, serverless platform for developing and hosting web applications at scale. You can choose from several popular languages, libraries, and frameworks to develop your apps, and then let App Engine take care of provisioning servers and scaling your app instances based on demand. Go to the App Engine product page for more. Start your proof of concept with $300 in free cred

    App Engine documentation  |  Google Cloud Documentation
    IanLewis
    IanLewis 2009/07/01
    Google App Engine provides a framework for creating and running highly scalable web applications. As the traffic to your app increases, more instances of your app are created to handle the load without your having to monitor and requisition more resources. However, there are a few ways in which you
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