Application Development Using Google App Engine
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On April 2008, Google released the beta version of Google App Engine, which enables users to develop and host their applications on Google's infrastructure. Since the release, many businesses have taken advantage of the Google App Engine to develop and scale their own applications on the web.
Google App Engine is a platform released by Google to allow others to take advantage of the same tools and methods used to develop Gmail, Google Docs, and other unique “in-the-cloud” applications. App Engine gives the developer the ability to virtualize applications across multiple servers and data centers to increase the velocity with which applications are deployed, increase innovation, and lower costs.
Capabilities and Advantages of Google App Engine:
- High performance, zero infrastructure App Engine platform
- Leverage Google's world renowned security, privacy and data protection policies
- Applications are easy to maintain and automatically scale whenever traffic and data storage needed providing resilient application performance
- Applications written in several programming languages are supported.
- App Engine provides a variety of services that enable the user to perform common operations when managing their applications using APIs
- Cost efficient hosting - for applications serving less than 5 million page views per month, App Engine is free to get started!
Olive Technology is poised to Google-ize any application - whether it be critical to your business or to enhance your customer experience - using Google App Engine Platform. Olive Technology has already utilized Google App Engine to automate recruiting process at HR Dept, with no or little investment on server, network resources.
What is Cloud Computing?
Cloud computing allows individuals and companies, to utilize the infrastructure that already exists by making applications internet based tools instead of running from a personal computer or internal server. With the application resting on the “cloud” (AKA: the internet), the user is no longer required to purchase, manage, and maintain their own infrastructure, platform, or software packages.
