App Engine for Python Concepts
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An Overview of App Engine
An explanation of App Engine services, the building blocks of App Engine applications
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The Python Runtime Environment
A description of the Python standard environment for App Engine and how it works.
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How Requests are Handled
How requests to your application are understood and handled within App Engine.
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How Requests are Routed
How HTTP requests from users and other applications can be routed using dispatch files.
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How Instances are Managed
A description of how App Engine instances are managed and scale dynamically to meet demand.
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Access Control
Set access control using roles at the project level.
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Application Security
Steps you should take to identify vulnerabilities and protect your application.
Microservices on App Engine
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Microservices Architecture
An explanation of App Engine application architecture for building a microservices-based application.
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Developer Environment
Creating QA, test, dev, and prod environments with microservices.
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Contracts, Addressing, and APIs
Connecting microservices to each other in App Engine.
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Best Practices for Performance
Structuring your microservice application for peak performance and reduced latency.
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Migrate an Existing App
Migrating an existing monolithic app to a microservices architecture.
Cloud Storage
Datastore Features on App Engine
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Overview
A description of the NDB Client Library for App Engine.
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Entities and Keys
Understanding entities and keys in App Engine.
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Queries
Structuring queries for the NDB Client Library
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Properties
Understanding properties in Datastore.
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Writing Property Subclasses
Structuring property subclasses for the Datastore.
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Projection Queries
Understanding projection queries in Cloud Datastore.
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Transactions
Atomic operations in Datastore.
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Administration
Administering and managing Datastore from the Cloud console.
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Asynchronous Operation
Performing asynchronous operations using Async APIs.
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Caching
Understanding how the NDB Client Library caches data for your application.