A number of recent of events had let me to take a second look at the Google 
Datastore. It has improved a lot since the early days and it is a great 
tool to build scalable applications.
Web2py supported it form the earliest times. Web2py also supports NDB, an 
interface to the datastore that uses memcache to speed-up searches.

Now it is easier then ever:

1) setup web2py for GAE

    $ web2py.py -G config  
   Your GAE app name: test1

   optional: edit app.yaml

2) run the local development server
   
   $ dev_appserver.py --port 8080 ./
   (this comes with the GAE SDK)

3) in your models use

   db = DAL('google:datastore+ndb')




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