I'm creating a Java web server on the Google App Engine to do full text 
search on my database. Before I can search, I have to add all my database 
entries to an index. I should only have to do this once because the index 
is stored in persistent storage. Even if GCP creates a new instance of my 
Java server, the index should still be there(right?).


My question is, how do I set up my program so it will only create the index 
once? I've tried using Warming Services, but as I understand it that will 
be called every time a new instance is created, so there'd be redundant 
calls to my index creation code

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  • [google-appengine]... Akash Eldo

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