Documentazione dell'ambiente standard Java 8 di Google App Engine
L'ambiente standard di App Engine semplifica la creazione e il deployment di un'applicazione che viene eseguita in modo affidabile anche se sottoposta a un carico elevato e con grandi quantità di dati. L'applicazione viene eseguita all'interno del proprio ambiente sicuro e affidabile, indipendente dall'hardware, dal sistema operativo o dalla posizione fisica del server. Scopri di più
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Risorse di documentazione
Guide
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Pianificazione delle attività con Cron per Java 8
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Per iniziare: configurazione dell'ambiente di sviluppo
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Invio di email con l'API Mail
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Deployment di un'app Java
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Utilizzo di Apache Maven e del plug-in App Engine (basato su Cloud SDK)
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Creazione, recupero, aggiornamento ed eliminazione delle entità
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Obiettivi e parametri del plug-in Maven App Engine (basato su Cloud SDK)
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Riferimento
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Il descrittore di deployment: web.xml
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Riferimento appengine-web.xml
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Migrazione da AppCfg alla riga di comando gcloud
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File di configurazione
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Configurazione degli indici datastore con index.yaml
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Riferimento a cron.xml per gli strumenti basati sull'SDK App Engine
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Riferimento queue.xml
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File di configurazione dispatch.yaml
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