Google first announced its App Engine technology in 2008. The Internet's search superstar will host your Web application (webapp) on its infrastructure, initially at no charge. Only when your webapp ...

Google has updated its App Engine platform, adding extra Python and Java development tools. The platform — which allows developers to build web apps that can be deployed across Google's infrastructure ...

I've got an app engine app that compares values which are scrapped hourly and I'm running into high CPU usage. I'm doing a lot of calculation on the page request so I think I'm not approaching it the ...

Google’s App Engine hosted development environment now lets applications exchange instant messages with networks based on the XMPP open standard. The support for XMPP (Extensible Messaging and ...

Google releases the 1.3.6 version of App Engine for Java and Python. The release includes several new features such as relaxed quota and datastore limitations, along with added various issue fixes. A ...

Our live coverage of the Google App Engine launch event is here (Update: we’ve built and launched a test application here). Google isn’t just talking about hosting applications in the cloud any more.

Google App Engine is similar to AWS, but it’s a step more removed — infrastructure solutions like AWS require (allow) you to get your hands dirty administering your own servers, but Google’s option ...