I wrote blogging software that runs on Google App Engine (GAE); this blog is actually hosted at GAE. To increase performance, and reduce the number of "you're using too much CPU" errors, I added a two-level page cache to the blogging software. This article describes one way to add a page cache to a blogging engine.
As noted previously, I recently rehosted this blog on Google's App Engine (GAE). Writing a small, but functional, blog engine is a useful exercise in learning a web framework. I wrote blog software to learn more about Django, and I ported it to App Engine to learn more about App Engine.
In this article, I recreate the steps necessary to build a blogging engine that runs under GAE.
Over this weekend, I decided to rehost this blog on Google's App Engine by porting my blogging software to App Engine. It's a well-defined project that I can use to learn more about how App Engine works.
Some observations from running this blog under Django, on a VPS.
And my blog, such as it is, returns to life.
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