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appengine.google.com - 12/26/2008

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Run your web applications on Google's infrastructure. Google App Engine enables developers to build web applications on the same scalable systems that power our own applications. No assembly required. Google App Engine exposes a fully-integrated development environment . It's easy to ...

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MAKE Magazine — ... all -- it's free. There are limitations to the service, of course. You can't host any files larger than 1MB, and you're limited to 650,000 requests a day and 10GB of downloads. That said, there are a lot of sites that fit within these parameters and could offload the static portion of their content to see a large reduction in bandwidth and provide faster load times to end users. Using Google App Engine as Your Own Content Delivery Network Google App Engine Read more | Permalink | Comments | Read more ...

Using Google App Engine as a personal CDN
MAKE Magazine: hacks — ... all -- it's free. There are limitations to the service, of course. You can't host any files larger than 1MB, and you're limited to 650,000 requests a day and 10GB of downloads. That said, there are a lot of sites that fit within these parameters and could offload the static portion of their content to see a large reduction in bandwidth and provide faster load times to end users. Using Google App Engine as Your Own Content Delivery Network Google App Engine

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