On Mon, Dec 19, 2011 at 7:27 PM, James X Nelson <[email protected]>wrote:

> I definitely, absolutely love the idea of having appengine internally
> route foo.com/api to api.foo.appspot.com.  An under-the-covers targeting
> of different apps/versions is the only way I can think of to get ssl for
> the whole app without having to deal with how browsers handle the  *.
> appspot.com certificate.  Plus, being able to configure different
> instance configs with high or low latency would take advantage of smart
> clients that actually know which requests _should_ take a certain amount of
> time {before pre-warming requests, I had every gwt rpc log it's average run
> time in a format I compiled in to set a "you should be done by now" timer
> at 2x expected latency, so I could kill to old request and fire off a retry
> without waiting 10 seconds for the request to die}.


Great, we're pretty excited about the concepts as well.


>
> Anyway, the extra perks of shared memcache would be nice, but I would be
> more than absolutely happy to use it with nothing more than a single shared
> datastore namespace to serve as inter-app-swap space.  Being able to remote
> api data over _would_ work, but paying for http + instance hours when all
> we need is entity get() -> entity put() makes it far less than desirable.
>

Re: Memcache -- rather than shared Memcache, I more frequently hear the
request for configurable Memcache instances (i.e. please reserve 2GB of
Memcache for app X). Does this resonate with what other folks are
experiencing?

Re: remote api data -- integrating at the data layer has the added
advantage of speed and cleanliness of code.


>
>
> I think, for standard users, they would have to pay flat billing for all
> app versions as if they were the same app.  Premium accounts already pay
> $500/month and can just hook up multiple apps however they please, and just
> pay for usage.
>

Still being fleshed out, but rolled-up pricing seems to be a natural fit.


>
> Please keep us updated, I'm very excited about the potential to wire up
> multiple apps, especially if I can send requests to sub-apps / sub-versions
> under a single ssl-friendly subdomain. =}
>

Sure thing, and thanks for the feedback. Keep it coming!

-- Chris


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