Re: [google-appengine] Scalebility and n-tier architecture on GAE
Robert Kluin
Hi,
This is the whole point in app engine is that all of these things are already handled. Just write your app using Google's app engine sdk.
Check out the getting started docs, they give an overview of this.
Robert
On Jul 27, 2011 11:14 AM, "Robert Åkerblom-Andersson" <rober...@gmail.com> wrote:
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> Hi, I am designing the architecture for an enterprise application that should be designed to be able to handle a big number of users and for big traffic loads and therefor I have been doing some research on scalability and n-tier architectures. I found this blog post to have many good points and a good summarize of the info I have found:
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> The ten basic rules of enterprise systems design (source: galratner.com)
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> Although this list of rules seams good they might need some adjustments since this are meant for a "traditional hosting". So I have some questions related to the link above and how the concepts best should be applied to GAE:
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> 1. The blog posts talks about building the application so that it can be run on different servers, different layers should be able to run on different server/serverfarm and then they should communicate via the network. How does that best apply to GAE? Just use different serverlets and/or backend processes and they will automatically spread out in a good way?
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> 2. In a N-tired architecture, wikipedia says that different layers should be able to talk to each other over a network so that the system can scale out, what is the best way to communicate "over the network" inside an GAE application in such a way that it should scale good?
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zzBrett
My budget for this project is $7,500. Is this something that you are interested in discussing further? If so, can you share with me sites that you have fully developed and any other information? I am moving quickliy and trying to find the best person in the next couple days.
Brett