What's Next & The Conclusion

 What’s next?

  • More Languages on App Engine
  • Large download/upload support
  • Purchasing additional capacity
Conclusion

  • The Google service is a preferable choice for organizations as they do not have to worry about hosting and managing the application infrastructure.
  • Flexibility: Java or Python APIs
  • Security: sandbox environment, rich APIs
  • Easy to Scale: uses Google infrastructure
  • Future: better performance, new features

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