GCP App Engine - Deploy and Split traffic (Part 2)

[@adamtechdays]

Thanks man. I feel very confident with App Engine now with your explanation. I was struggling understand how to 2 versions of same app is used but now you have explained it simply.

[@CloudAdvocate]

Glad it helped!

[@deepeshchauhan6927]

Please cover all the topics of GCP. Your videos are really helpful.

[@mayankjadhav4509]

Hello Cloud Advocate, First of all thank you so much for uploading this kind of videos and for explaining in detail with practicals. I would like to give a feedback and that is - Please try to upload more videos in gap of 2-3 days.

[@CloudAdvocate]

Thanks Mayank for your feedback. I will try to upload more content.

[@beehag2007]

Excellent one, GK. Best explanation for this topic I could find.

[@CloudAdvocate]

Thanks Arun!!

[@CookiePirate]

Hi Cloud Advocate, can I deploy a service or a version of a service in app engine using cloud console? I can't seem to find any option to deploy a service or a version using the console.

[@atulsuroshe]

Amazing demo.. I have used PHP app instead of python. Thanks for a nice explanation. Please make hands-on on other services. Thanks

[@suriyajan3597]

It is perfect! Can you please provide some practice questions based on these topics?

[@sunildahiya1709]

As we can't change the region of deployed application in app engine. Is it possible to deploy the new version of that application with changing the region ??

[@ranjithkoppu6165]

Thank you for the video. I just have a question, why would we want to split traffic between versions ? Wouldn't we make versions for the reason to release new content ?

[@anoopgk9417]

Thanks GK for sharing this video, it gave a clear understanding in deploying an application on App Engine and splitting traffic. I guess for your question anwser is B (app.yaml) where in in runtime option you mention the Python version

[@CloudAdvocate]

You are spot on!!

[@mariathomas5112]

Neat and clean explanation😍

[@ttdinesh7357]

Excellent work ...understood the process of app engine and services and vertions from ur spelling mistake

[@sharmilabhattacharyya3388]

Thanks for amazing and detailed explanations! Really worked.. Do you maintain any sequence of videos that needs to be gone through in this learning process? If yes, is it possible for you to provide the link of the next video in the prior one? That way, it helps to keep a track instead of browsing the you tube with which one to select next.. Thanks again for all your effort.

[@CloudAdvocate]

Yes :) you can find learn gcp playlist in my channel.

[@ajeshsanthabth]

Thanks for superb content. We need to modify app.yaml file. I tried to play around with the file to get different warning message. Thanks once again..

[@talk2haimanti]

Amazing explanation !!! Thanks so much :)

[@CloudAdvocate]

You're very welcome!

[@scorpiovibration8172]

Nice explanation Sir :)

[@subesingh7285]

Could please make a video that show difference between blue/green deployment and A/B testing on app engine?

[@CloudAdvocate]

Sure, meanwhile please look at this doc cloud.google.com/appengine/docs/standard/python/splitting-traffic

[@saikota5765]

Hello Cloud Advocate, Could you help me to connect gcp cloud sql mysql with python code. I am totally new to gcp and python

[@CloudAdvocate]

Hi Sai, I did it here kzbin.info/www/bejne/moa1lWSXicl9p8k

[@saikota5765]

@@CloudAdvocate Thank you very much.

[@bhakta_rg]

thanks for the knowledge sharing GK. Appreciated. Had a question - so with GCP, we can only create 1 app per project .. this limitation is not there per AWS account correct? meaning, one can create as many apps as needed in beanstalk per account

[@CloudAdvocate]

Yes you are right.

[@justkeepfilming9767]

Hi! This is really helpful :) Do you have a tutorial on how to connect to Cloud SQL from App Engine? Thanks

[@CloudAdvocate]

Thank you!!. I don't have that yet. But will work on that.

[@justkeepfilming9767]

@@CloudAdvocate that'd be great! I have a project on it and have no clue how to do it haha your tutorials are very easy to follow :) any chance you will upload before nxt week? coz i have the project deadline haha :/

[@justkeepfilming9767]

@@CloudAdvocate thank you! is there any chance you can upload it this week? :)

[@CloudAdvocate]

Sure will do it..and it doesn't matter with language right? You want to know how your app would connect to cloud sql.

[@justkeepfilming9767]

@@CloudAdvocate Is it okay if the language is in Python? and yes id like to know how my app would connect to cloud sql using python :) Thanks a million!

[@BeautifulL1fe]

Thank you 🙂

[@nachogallego5083]

Answer b IMHO. By the way, while studying the App engine docs I think that it’s important to know the no-promote parameter, am I right? P.S. thanks for the videos 👏🏻

[@CloudAdvocate]

Yes Nacho, thanks for pointing it out. no-promote is important parameter.

[@subesingh7285]

Thanks for providing very good video! Could you please suggest, is it possible to deploy application that consume RAM more than 2 GB. As per the web link provided by google documentation its looks not feasible. Web link cloud.google.com/appengine/docs/standard

[@CloudAdvocate]

Yes, looks like it for standard version.

[@subesingh7285]

@@CloudAdvocate What we do if application required more than 2gb ram. And we do not want spin up new instance.

[@CloudAdvocate]

Then that application is not suited for appengine :). It should be microservices for app engine. Did you check the limit in flexible?

[@subesingh7285]

@@CloudAdvocate I tried to find out the RAM limit for app engine flexible. But did not find any concrete in gcp documentation.

[@thatisrikanth7524]

option B is the correct answer

[@rajasekhar4833]

Answer is B (app.yaml)

[@CloudAdvocate]

Yes

[@RajuKumar-yk1ct]

answer: b

[@SunilPandey-bl8kq]

B