Ubuntu and DaiSY Ready ***Google AppEngine Elastic Server
Build your Google App Engine Elastic Server for your virtual environment quickly and easily. Start testing your App in minutes!
About CohesiveFT and the ESOD
What is this for?
Build new or download existing?
Include your own APP!
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No assembly required. Google App Engine provides a fully-integrated application environment |
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It's easy to scale. Google App Engine makes it easy to build scalable applications that grow from one user to millions of users without infrastructure headaches. |
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It's free to get started. Every Google App Engine application can use up to 500MB of persistent storage and enough bandwidth and CPU for 5 million monthly page views. |
Did you miss out on one of the 10,000 Developer Accounts for Google AppEngine? Do you sometimes need to test your Google AppEngine code offline? Now you can with our Elastic Server for Google AppEngine which lets you build The Dev Web Server into the virtualization format of your choice.
At CohesiveFT we wanted to offer a simple way that would allow anyone to assemble and download their own development and demo servers in minutes. Our Elastic Server platform makes this easy.
There are two ways for you to get an AppEngine virtualized server now.
1. You can download an existing Elastic Server with AppEngine from the 'Community' page by clicking on the "Community" tab above.
2. Alternatively, build your own in VMware, Xen or Parallels format. You can even upload and deploy it to Amazon with your EC2 credentials.
Why build your own instead of downloading a pre-built VMs? Because you get the virtualization format of your choice, with the parameters you want for memory and virtual hard drive size. And because each Elastic Server built gets its own unique ID (for patching purposes) and its own unique MAC address, so no DHCP conflicts!
Check out the Elastic Server Manager on port 2999 of your AppEngine server (http://your-appengine-server-IP-Address:2999)
And see AppEngine "Hello World" on port 8080 (http://your-appengine-server-IP-Address:8080)
Also, if you are a Personal Edition Member you can turn your AppEngine applications into shareable components. (To request an upgrade to a Free Personal Edition Trial, goto Account>Billing and Settings>Request an Upgrade)
When using the Elastic Server package importer, use the following path:
- Your app.yaml (or app.yml) and application files should be uploaded to usr/local/google_appengine/app
| To upload an app to an existing AppEngine Elastic Server do the following: | ||
| 1. | Get your SSH login credentials for your AppEngine server. | |
| 2. | Change directory to the directory on your machine which has your AppEngine application | |
| 3. | Enter: rsync * cftuser@{appengine server ip address}:/usr/local/google_appengine/app/
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