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Which is better google app engine or compute engine?


Asked by Elianna Hahn on Dec 04, 2021 FAQ



Google App Engine provides more infrastructure than other scalable hosting services like AWS Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2) and also eliminates some system administration and developmental tasks to make it easier to write scalable applications. 3.) What is the difference between Compute Engine and App Engine?
In respect to this,
App Engine is somewhat similar, but we use it together with Compute Engine. App Engine is good for serving end requests to users -- it can scale automatically to any number of requests, but has it's own limitations. Compute Engine does not have any limitations. but you have to manage it by yourself and scale it manually as needed.
One may also ask, The pros of Google App Engine are: Economical for low traffic applications and smaller businesses. Faster autoscaling capabilities. The features of version management and traffic splitting are built into App Engine, hence making these features faster and efficient. Reduced management complexities.
Accordingly,
If you deploy a website, you're in charge of setting up DNS etc. Google App Engine (Standard) is like a read-only sandboxed folder where you upload code to execute from and don't worry about the rest (yes: read-only - there are a fixed set of libraries installed for you and you cannot deploy 3rd party libraries at will).
Thereof,
Google Cloud Compute Engine is Google’s IaaS offering that allows you to create Virtual Machines (VMs), allocate CPU and memory and choose from Solid State Drive (SSD) or Hard Disk Drive (HDD) storage. Essentially, Google Compute Engine allows you to create a workstation/computer virtually and handle all its details.