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Introducing the Scalable and Resilient Web Apps Solution
March 27, 2015
Google App Engine is a great place to run your applications, but for some workloads you may want more fine-grained control of the environment your app runs in. You may need to fine-tune how or when scaling occurs, customize the load balancer or code in a language that
App Engine
doesn’t support.
Today we’re excited to introduce a solution paper and tutorial for
Scalable and Resilient Web Applications
to help you – you guessed it – build a scalable and resilient web application on Google Cloud Platform. The solution includes a technical paper that discusses the application architecture and key design decisions as well as a functional, open source application and tutorial hosted on GitHub that you can deploy or even use as a starting point for your own applications.
You may have read our previous post about
Google Compute Engine Load Balancer easily handling 1,000,000 requests per second
or
watched the live demo
where Compute Engine Autoscaler added enough instances to handle over 1,500,000 requests per second and wondered, how exactly did they do that?
The sample implementation uses
Cloud Deployment Manager
to provision a load balancer as well as multi-zone auto-scaled Compute Engine instances to serve the
Redmine project management web app
. The architecture uses
Google Cloud SQL
and
Google Cloud Storage
to reliably and scalably store the app’s data. Here’s an overview of the complete architecture:
You’ll also learn how to use
Chef
and
Compute Engine
startup-scripts to configure and install software on instances at boot time. There’s a lot of technical content we think you’ll find useful – check out the
article
, then head over to the
GitHub project page
(where you’ll also find the tutorial and can ask questions or make suggestions in the issues section) and start building more scalable and resilient apps.
-Posted by Evan Brown, Solutions Architect
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