On Thu, Dec 3, 2009 at 12:24 AM, marksea <[email protected]> wrote: > I'm certainly not a guru, but I would not start out by attempting to > migrate any non-trivial application to GAE. From what I've seen so > far, in addition to requiring major rewrites due to a fundamentally > different db architecture, the platform is not stable or mature. They > are calling it a "preview" for a reason. Start small with a simple > web app or service and see how it works for you first. By doing this > you'll get a much better idea of what is going to be involved. > > > On Dec 1, 6:16 am, Pawan Kumar <[email protected]> wrote: >> Hi Gurus, >> >> I have a beginner's question which might have been answered earlier >> but I could not find it. >> I have a PHP/MySQL based web application running on my premises and I >> want to migrate it to Google Apps. >> Over the period, it has built into a good enough relational database >> schema and historic data. >> The question is is it possible to use this existing data schema and >> the data by uploading it on google apps environment? If yes then how >> and a sample would be appreciated. >> >> Regards, >> Pawan http://code.google.com/p/approcket/ I use "replicates AppEngine datastore to a MySQL database and vice versa." Here gae is 1/10 code compared to previous php/mysql nearly same functions ({www(php/mysql/java),web(gae),montao.com.br}) differ and takes long time not very difficult we can smoothly transit eg. md5 a(old defunct) nd sha1 (new gae) bothways. Good thing sync both for exitplan just sync persistencelayers cron, batch, task or realtime.
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