[google-appengine] Re: Embed Bokeh Server in Flask App

['Diogo Almeida' via Google App Engine]

Have you tried to use forwarded_ports 

 
in your app.yaml file to configure multiple ports? Multiple app.yaml files 
 
should be used when you want to deploy multiple versions of the same 
application. 

In regards to the need of opening the port 5006 or coding inquiries, it is 
recommended that you open a thread on Stack Overflow where the community of 
developers will be able to help you properly configure app.yaml to work 
with Bokeh server. Google Groups 
 is dedicated to 
discussions about Google products like service status updates and release 
notes [3].

On Wednesday, August 14, 2019 at 2:09:26 PM UTC-4, Bryce Chudomelka wrote:
>
> Hello Everyone,
>
> I am trying to create a canonical example for embedding a Bokeh Server in 
> a Flask App using Google App Engine. I am having connectivity issues I 
> believe because I do not understand how to properly configure the app.yaml 
> for multiple .py files and utilizing different ports. I am attaching my 
> GitHub Repo for reference. Does there need to be only one yaml file? Should 
> I open the port 5006 so that the main.py (Flask App) can access the bokeh 
> server?
>
> GitHub: MLCDashboard 
>
>
>

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[google-appengine] Re: Verification Failed

['Diogo Almeida' via Google App Engine]

Please make sure you are following the instructions of this document 
 to determine the 
namespace. If it still does not work I recommend you file a case with us so 
that we can take a look at your project and determine the reason why it 
fails.

Note that Groups is intended only for discussions about the Google Cloud 
Platform products. For issues like the one you reported here, you will need 
to file a new case .

On Wednesday, August 14, 2019 at 2:09:26 PM UTC-4, Tech Team Arcadia wrote:
>
> I have registered my domain on goDaddy's platform. I'm using Google Cloud 
> to host my website. We've changed the nameservers in goDaddy with the 
> google cloud server names. I'm unable to complete verification process on 
> google cloud. How do I do it?
>

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[google-appengine] Re: Header names after september 30 (Load balancers)

['Nicolas (Google Cloud Platform Support)' via Google App Engine]

Hi Santiago,

Headers injected by Google will be lower case as "Load Balancers will 
convert HTTP/1.1 header names to lowercase in the request and response 
directions".

>From the browser’s point of view it would not matter as browsers don’t look 
at the field name to see if they are upper or lower case. 

That being said if your application is somehow manipulating or using that 
value please keep in mind that it would be good practice to have the 
application handle them as case insensitive.


On Tuesday, August 13, 2019 at 5:30:50 PM UTC-4, Santiago Del Valle wrote:
>
> We got this email
>
> After September 30, HTTP(S) Load Balancers will convert HTTP/1.1 header 
> names to lowercase in the request and response directions; header values 
> will not be affected.
>
> As header names are case-insensitive, this change will not affect clients 
> and servers that follow the HTTP/1.1 specification (including all popular 
> web browsers and open source servers). Similarly, as HTTP/2 and QUIC 
> protocols already require lowercase header names, traffic arriving at load 
> balancers over these protocols will not be affected. However, we recommend 
> testing projects that use custom clients or servers prior to the rollout to 
> ensure minimal impact.
>
>
> However I do not understand if this will affect headers injected by 
> google, like "HTTP_X_APPENGINE_COUNTRY" which we use on our project, is 
> this going to change or will it remain unaffected?
>

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[google-appengine] Embed Bokeh Server in Flask App

[Bryce Chudomelka]

Hello Everyone,

I am trying to create a canonical example for embedding a Bokeh Server in a 
Flask App using Google App Engine. I am having connectivity issues I 
believe because I do not understand how to properly configure the app.yaml 
for multiple .py files and utilizing different ports. I am attaching my 
GitHub Repo for reference. Does there need to be only one yaml file? Should 
I open the port 5006 so that the main.py (Flask App) can access the bokeh 
server?

GitHub: MLCDashboard 


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[google-appengine] Verification Failed

[Tech Team Arcadia]

I have registered my domain on goDaddy's platform. I'm using Google Cloud 
to host my website. We've changed the nameservers in goDaddy with the 
google cloud server names. I'm unable to complete verification process on 
google cloud. How do I do it?

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