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No App Engine, é possível escolher entre dois ambientes de linguagem Go. Os dois ambientes têm o mesmo fluxo de trabalho de desenvolvedor centrado em códigos, oferecem escalonamento rápido e eficiente para lidar com a demanda crescente e permitem o uso da tecnologia comprovada e disponibilizada pelo Google para criar aplicativos da Web, de dispositivos móveis e de IoT com rapidez e a mínima sobrecarga operacional. Embora os dois ambientes tenham muito em comum, eles diferem em alguns pontos importantes.
Escolher o ambiente preferido
Ambiente padrão
Otimizado para escalonamento quase instantâneo para lidar com grandes picos de tráfego
O aplicativo pode ser dimensionado para zero instâncias quando não há tráfego. Mais rentável para aplicativos que passam por períodos significativos sem gerar tráfego
Pode acessar recursos na mesma rede do Compute Engine
Sem nível gratuito. O aplicativo sempre tem um número mínimo de instâncias em execução.
Mais econômico para aplicativos que geram tráfego continuamente
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