App Engine Architecture and Services

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This lesson introduces how App Engine solves the needs of a real-time earthquake monitor in Japan, in a robust scalable way that handles peak request throughput during earthquakes without needing to keep server resources up and running all the time.

Learn how to configure your App Engine applications to best take advantage of the underlying Google infrastructure, including edge caching and load balancing, to optimize response speed and minimize cost.



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