Python 2.7 ha raggiunto la fine del supporto
e verrà ritirato
il 31 gennaio 2026. Dopo il ritiro, non potrai eseguire il deployment di applicazioni Python 2.7, anche se la tua organizzazione ha utilizzato in precedenza un criterio dell'organizzazione per riattivare i deployment di runtime legacy. Le tue applicazioni Python 2.7 esistenti continueranno a essere eseguite e a ricevere traffico dopo la
data di ritiro. Ti consigliamo di eseguire la migrazione all'ultima versione supportata di Python.
Mantieni tutto organizzato con le raccolte
Salva e classifica i contenuti in base alle tue preferenze.
ID regione
REGION_ID è un codice abbreviato assegnato da Google in base alla regione selezionata quando crei l'app. Il codice non corrisponde a un paese o a una provincia, anche se alcuni ID regione possono sembrare simili ai codici di paesi e province di uso comune. Per le app create dopo febbraio 2020, REGION_ID.r è incluso negli URL di App Engine. Per le app esistenti create prima di questa data, l'ID regione è facoltativo nell'URL.
Puoi utilizzare vari metodi per comunicare tra i tuoi servizi App Engine o con altri servizi, inclusi i servizi Google Cloud e le applicazioni esterne.
L'approccio più semplice per comunicare con il servizio App Engine è inviare richieste HTTP mirate, in cui l'URL include il nome o l'ID di una risorsa. Ad esempio, puoi includere l'ID di un servizio o di una versione che vuoi scegliere come target, oltre all' Google Cloud ID progetto corrispondente:
Per condividere i dati tra i database e la tua app App Engine o un'altra applicazione esterna, consulta
Informazioni sullo stoccaggio di dati e file.
Nell'ambiente standard, puoi anche passare le richieste tra servizi e da servizi a endpoint esterni utilizzando l'API URL Fetch.
Inoltre, i servizi nell'ambiente standard che si trovano nello stesso
Google Cloud progetto possono utilizzare anche una delle API App Engine per le
seguenti attività:
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