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Google App Engine
A cloud computing platform from Google. Launched in 2008, Google App Engine provides Tier 1 Internet access to enterprises and developers. It requires applications to be written in Python or Java and also use Google's BigTable non-relational database and GQL query language, which is similar to SQL. Existing applications typically have to be modified to use App Engine. See cloud computing.


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Benjamin Mestrallet, CEO and founder of eXo, stated: "We intend to make the eXo Cloud IDE a useful onramp for developers to take advantage of this new wave of Platform as a Service offerings from companies like VMWare/SpringSource, CloudBees, Google App Engine, Salesforce/Heroku and Red Hat as they release open alternatives to Amazon's Elastic Beanstalk.
Google App Engine support - allows running and deploying your applications to the App Engine server, while ensuring that the code meets the requirements of the sandbox environment.
Examples include Microsoft Azure, Google App Engine and Force.
 
 
 
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