Google App Engine编程(影印版)
出版时间:2011年03月
页数:400
介绍
Google App Engin是一种与众不同的云计算服务:它为构建自动扩展的百万用户级应用提供了简单的模型。在《Google App Engine 编程》中,你将获得来自专家的实用指南,帮助你用好这个强大的平台。Google工程师Dan Sanderson将向你展示如何设计可扩展的应用,以及如何使用App Engine的API和可扩展服务完成一般的开发任务。
你将学习App Engine的应用服务器架构、运行时环境和可扩展的数据存储,还有优化应用的相关技巧。App Engine可以提供几乎无限的计算能力,本书给出了简明扼要的指导,以便最大化利用其资源——信息来自App Engine开发团队。
· 发现传统 Web开发和App Engine开发之间的差异
· 学习App Engine Python和Java运行时环境的细节
理解App Engine如何处理Web请求并执行应用代码
· 学习如何使用App Engine的可扩展数据存储,包括查询和索引、事务以及数据建模
· 使用任务队列在基础设施中并行化和分布工作
· 轻松部署和管理应用
“毋庸置疑,这是最全面、易读以及内容最新的App Engine 图书。我想这么说是恰如其分的,如果你从头到尾一页不漏地读完这本书,那么现在肯定是App Engine专家了。”
—— Kevin Gibbs,技术领导者兼经理,Google App Engine团队
本书作者Dan Sanderson是一位技术作家、Google公司的软件工程师。他作为Google、Amazon.com和Walt Disney互联网集团的软件工程师和技术作家在Web行业工作超过十年。
(建议读者具备一定的 Python 和 Java Web 应用开发经验。)
产品信息
书名:Google App Engine编程(影印版)
国内出版社:东南大学出版社
出版时间:2011年03月
页数:400
书号:978-7-5641-2493-9
原版书书名:Programming Google App Engine
原版书出版商:O'Reilly Media
关于作者
Dan Sanderson
Dan Sanderson is a technical writer and software engineer at Google Inc. He has
worked in the web industry for more than 10 years as a software engineer and technical
writer for Google, Amazon.com, and the Walt Disney Internet Group. He lives in
Seattle, Washington. For more information about Dan, visit his website at http://www
.dansanderson.com.
封面介绍
The animal on the cover of Programming Google App Engine is a waterbuck (Kobus
ellipsiprymnus), a type of antelope found in western, eastern, and southern Africa.
Waterbucks stand at about five feet at the shoulder and have reddish-brown coats that
become darker in color as the animals age. Long, sinuous horns distinguish male
waterbucks, while a ring of white hair around the tail distinguishes both genders from
other antelopes.
Waterbucks live in savannas and other vegetative areas, where they graze on rough
grass and leaves from trees and bushes. Contrary to its name, the waterbuck spends
most of its time on land, but it will often take refuge in a body of water to avoid
predators.
African myth claims that the meat of the waterbuck is inedible, but this isn’t so. Although
the waterbuck’s sweat glands produce a strong odor reminiscent of turpentine
in order to better protect itself from predators, the animal’s meat—while not especially
flavorful—is safe to consume.
Male waterbucks frequently use their horns as a means of defense against their enemies.
As the males are polygamous and highly possessive of their mates, they are especially
prone to fatally goring other male waterbucks who enter their territories and try to steal
members of their harems.