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Welcome to Google App Engine for Python! With App Engine, you can build web applications using the Python programming language, and take advantage of the many libraries, tools and frameworks for Python that professional developers use to build world-class web applications. Your Python application runs on Google's scalable infrastructure, and uses large-scale persistent storage and services.
- Introduction
- Selecting the Python runtime
- Services and packages
- Requests and domains
- Requests
- Request headers
- Responses
- The request timer
- The sandbox
- Pure Python
- App caching
- Logging
- The environment
- Quotas and limits
- Scheduled tasks
- Python tools
App Engine executes your Python application code using a pre-loaded Python interpreter in a safe "sandboxed" environment. Your app receives web requests, performs work, and sends responses by interacting with this environment.
A Python web app interacts with the App Engine web server using the WSGI protocol, so apps can use any WSGI-compatible web application framework. App Engine includes a simple web application framework, called webapp2, to make it easy to get started. For larger applications, mature third-party frameworks, such as Django, work well with App Engine.
The Python interpreter can run any Python code, including Python modules you include with your application, as well as the Python standard library. The interpreter cannot load Python modules with C code; it is a "pure" Python environment.
The secured "sandbox" environment isolates your application for service and security. It ensures that apps can only perform actions that do not interfere with the performance and scalability of other apps. For instance, an app cannot write data to the local file system or make arbitrary network connections. Instead, apps use scalable services provided by App Engine to store data and communicate over the Internet. The Python interpreter raises an exception when an app attempts to import a module from the standard library known to not work within the sandbox restrictions.
If you haven't already, see the Python 2.7 Getting Started Guide for an interactive introduction to developing web applications with Python and Google App Engine.
Selecting the Python runtime
App Engine knows to use the Python runtime environment for your application code when you use the tool named
appcfg.py from the Python SDK with a configuration file named
You specify the
runtime element in
app.yaml. To use Python 2.7, add the following to
runtime: python27
api_version: 1
threadsafe: true
The first element,
runtime, selects the Python runtime environment. App Engine supports four runtime environments:
python27– Python 2.7.
python– the deprecated Python 2.5 runtime. See the differences from Python 2.7 for more information.
java– See the Java runtime documentation for more information.
go– See the Go runtime documentation for more information.
The second element,
api_version, selects which version of the Python runtime environment to use. As of this writing, App Engine only has one version of the Python environment,
1. If the App Engine team ever needs to release changes to the environment that may not be compatible with existing code, they will do so with a new version identifier. Your app will continue to use the selected version until you change the
api_version setting and upload your app.
For more information about
app.yaml and
appcfg.py, see Python Application Configuration, Migrating to Python 2.7, and Uploading an App.
Services and packages
Apps can use the App Engine Datastore for reliable, scalable persistent storage of data. The Python API to the App Engine datastore includes rich data modeling tools for managing data schemas. The API supports two interfaces for performing datastore queries, including GQL, a SQL-like query language that is also used in the Admin Console.
The App Engine Memcache provides fast, transient distributed storage for caching the results of datastore queries and calculations. The Python interface to the App Engine memcache is compatible with the Python Memcached API.
Apps use the URL Fetch service to access resources over the web, and to communicate with other hosts using the HTTP and HTTPS protocols. Python applications can use the urllib, urllib2, or httplib modules from the Python standard library to access this service, or they can use the App Engine URL Fetch service API.
An app can use the Mail service to send email messages on behalf of the application's administrators, or on behalf of the currently signed-in user.
The Images service lets applications transform and manipulate image data in several formats, including cropping, rotating, resizing, and photo color enhancement.
An application can use Google Accounts for user authentication. Google Accounts handles user account creation and sign-in, and a user that already has a Google account (such as a Gmail account) can use that account with your app. An app can detect when the current user is signed in, and can access the user's email address. The Python API can return user data in an object that can be stored directly in the datastore.
Requests and domains
App Engine determines that an incoming request is intended for your application using the domain name of the request. A request whose domain name is
http://your_app_id.appspot.com is routed to the application whose ID is
your_app_id. Every application gets an
appspot.com domain name for free.
appspot.com domains also support subdomains of the form
subdomain-dot-your_app_id.appspot.com, where
subdomain can be any string allowed in one part of a domain
name (not
.). Requests sent to any subdomain in this way are routed to your application.
You can set up a custom top-level domain using Google Apps. With Google Apps, you assign subdomains of your business's domain to various applications, such as Google Mail or Sites. You can also associate an App Engine application with a subdomain. For convenience, you can set up a Google Apps domain when you register your application ID, or later from the Administrator Console. See Deploying your Application on your Google Apps URL for more information.
Requests for these URLs all go to the version of your application that you have selected as the default version in the Administration Console. Each version of your application also has its own URL, so you can deploy and test a new version before making it the default version. The version-specific URL uses the version identifier from your app's configuration file in addition to the
appspot.com domain name, in this pattern:
http://version_id-dot-latest-dot-your_app_id.appspot.com You can also use subdomains with the version-specific URL:
The domain name used for the request is included in the request data passed to the application. If you want your app to respond differently depending on the domain name used to access it (such as to restrict access to certain domains, or redirect to an official domain), you can check the request data (such as the
Host request header) for the domain from within the application code and respond accordingly.
If your app uses backends, you can address requests to a specific backend and a specific instance with that backend. For more information about backend addressability, please see Properties of Backends.
Please note that in April of 2013, Google stopped issuing SSL certificates for double-wildcard domains hosted at
appspot.com (i.e.
*.*.appspot.com). If you rely on such URLs for HTTPS access to your application, please change any application logic to use "-dot-" instead of ".". For example, to access version "1" of application "myapp" use "https://1-dot-myapp.appspot.com" instead of "https://1.myapp.appspot.com." If you continue to use "https://1.myapp.appspot.com" the certificate will not match, which will result in an error for any User-Agent that expects the URL and certificate to match exactly.
When App Engine receives a web request for your application, it calls the handler script that corresponds to the URL, as described in the application's app.yaml configuration file. If your application uses backends, it may also call the handler script defined in
backends.yaml. See Backend Configuration for more information.
The Python 2.7 runtime supports the WSGI standard and the CGI standard for backwards compatibility. WSGI is preferred, and some features of Python 2.7 do not work without it. The configuration of your application's script handlers determines whether a request is handled using WSGI or CGI. The Python 2.5 runtime always uses the CGI standard.
App Engine uses multiple web servers to run your application, and automatically adjusts the number of servers it is using to handle requests reliably. A given request may be routed to any server, and it may not be the same server that handled a previous request from the same user.
If you mark your application as thread-safe, concurrent requests will be enabled, which means that App Engine may dispatch multiple requests to each web server in parallel. To do so, simply set
threadsafe: true in
app.yaml as described in Using Concurrent Requests. Concurrent requests are only available for Python 2.7 apps, and are not allowed if any script handler uses CGI.
Requests and WSGI
The server determines which Python application object to call by comparing the URL of the request to the URL patterns in the app's configuration file. It then calls the application object using the arguments as defined in the WSGI standard. The application object performs actions appropriate to the request, then prepares a response and returns it as a list of strings.
Most applications use a framework, such as webapp2, to handle WSGI requests.
webapp2 is included as part of the Python 2.7 runtime.
Requests and CGI
The server determines which Python handler script to run by comparing the URL of the request to the URL patterns in the app's configuration file. It then runs the script in a CGI environment populated with the request data. As described in the CGI standard, the server puts the request data in environment variables and the standard input stream. The script performs actions appropriate to the request, then prepares a response and puts it on the standard output stream.
Most applications use a library to parse CGI requests and return CGI responses, such as the cgi module from the Python standard library, or a web framework that knows the CGI protocol (such as webapp). You can refer to the CGI documentation for details about the environment variables and the format of the input stream data.
The following example handler script displays a message on the user's browser. It prints an HTTP header that identifies the type of the message and the content of message to the standard output stream.
print "Content-Type: text/plain"
print ""
print "Hello, world!"
Request headers
An incoming HTTP request includes the HTTP headers sent by the client. For security purposes, some headers are sanitized or amended by intermediate proxies before they reach the application.
The following headers are removed from the request:
In addition, the header
Strict-Transport-Security is removed from requests served to any domains other than
appspot.com or
These headers relate to the transfer of the HTTP data between the client and server, and are transparent to the application. For example, the server may automatically send a gzipped response, depending on the value of the
Accept-Encoding request header. The application itself does not need to know which content encodings the client can accept.
As a service to the app, App Engine adds some headers:
- Country from which the request originated, as an ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 country code. App Engine determines this code from the client's IP address.
- Name of region from which the request originated. This value only makes sense in the context of the country in
X-AppEngine-Country. For example, if the country is "US" and the region is "ca", that "ca" means "California", not Canada.
- Name of the city from which the request originated. For example, a request from the city of Mountain View might have the header value
mountain view.
- Latitude and longitude of the city from which the request originated. This string might look like "37.386051,-122.083851" for a request from Mountain View.
App Engine collects all of the data the request handler script writes to the standard output stream, then waits for the script to return. When the handler completes, all of the output data is sent to the user.
App Engine does not support sending data to the user's browser before the handler returns. Some web servers use this technique to "stream" data to the user's browser over a period of time in response to a single request. App Engine does not support this streaming technique.
Dynamic responses are limited to 32MB. If a script handler generates a response larger than this limit, the server sends back an empty response with a 500 Internal Server Error status code. This limitation does not apply to responses that serve data from the Blobstore or Google Cloud Storage.
If the client sends HTTP headers with the request indicating that the client can accept compressed (gzipped) content, App Engine compresses the response data automatically and attaches the appropriate response headers. It uses both the
Accept-Encoding and
User-Agent request headers to determine if the client can reliably receive compressed responses. Custom clients can indicate that they are able to receive compressed responses by specifying both
Accept-Encoding and
User-Agent headers with a value of
gzip. The
Content-Type of the response is also used to determine whether compression is appropriate; in general, text-based content types are compressed, whereas binary content types are not.
The following headers are ignored and removed from the response:
In addition, the header
Strict-Transport-Security is removed from responses served from any domains other than
Headers with non-ASCII characters in either the name or value are also removed. In addition, the following headers are added or replaced in the response:
Expires and
These headers specify caching policy to intermediate web proxies (such as Internet Service Providers) and browsers. If your script sets these headers, they will usually be unmodified, unless the response has a Set-Cookie header, or is generated for a user who is signed in using an administrator account. Static handlers will set these headers as directed by the configuration file. If you do not specify a
Cache-Control, the server may set it to
private, and add a
Vary: Accept-Encodingheader.
If you have a Set-Cookie response header, the
Cache-Controlheader will be set to
private(if it is not already more restrictive) and the
Expiresheader will be set to the current date (if it is not already in the past). Generally, this will allow browsers to cache the response, but not intermediate proxy servers. This is for security reasons, since if the response was cached publicly, another user could subsequently request the same resource, and retrieve the first user's cookie.
- Depending upon the request headers and response
Content-Type, the server may automatically compress the response body, as described above. In this case, it adds a
Content-Encoding: gzipheader to indicate that the body is compressed.
Content-Length or
- The server always ignores the
Content-Lengthheader returned by the application. It will either set
Content-Lengthto the length of the body (after compression, if compression is applied), or delete
Content-Length, and use chunked transfer encoding (adding a
Transfer-Encoding: chunkedheader).
If not specified by the application, the server will set a default
Content-Type: text/htmlheader.
- Set to the current date and time.
- Set to
Google Frontend. The development server sets this to
Development/x, where x is the version number.
If you access your site while signed in using an administrator account, App Engine includes per-request statistics in the response headers:
- An estimate of what 1,000 requests similar to this request would cost in US dollars.
- The resources used by the request, including server-side time as a number of milliseconds.
Responses with resource usage statistics will be made uncacheable.
If the
X-AppEngine-BlobKey header is in the application's response, it and the optional
X-AppEngine-BlobRange header will be used to replace the body with all or part of a blobstore blob's content. If
Content-Type is not specified by the application, it will be set to the blob's MIME type. If a range is requested, the response status will be changed to
206 Partial Content, and a
Content-Range header will be added. The
X-AppEngine-BlobKey and
X-AppEngine-BlobRange headers will be removed from the response. You do not normally need to set these headers yourself, as the
blobstore_handlers.BlobstoreDownloadHandler class sets them. See Serving a Blob for details.
The request timer
A request handler has a limited amount of time to generate and return a response to a request, typically around 60 seconds. Once the deadline has been reached, the request handler is interrupted.
The Python runtime environment interrupts the request handler by raising a
DeadlineExceededError, from the package
If the request handler does not catch this exception, as with all uncaught exceptions, the runtime environment will return an HTTP 500 server error to the client.
The request handler can catch this error to customize the response. The runtime environment gives the request handler a little bit more time (less than a second) after raising the exception to prepare a custom response.
from google.appengine.runtime import DeadlineExceededError
class MainPage(webapp2.RequestHandler):
def get(self):
# Do stuff...
except DeadlineExceededError:
self.response.out.write("This operation could not be completed in time...")
If the handler hasn't returned a response or raised an exception by the second deadline, the handler is terminated and a default error response is returned.
While a request can take as long as 60 seconds to respond, App Engine is optimized for applications with short-lived requests, typically those that take a few hundred milliseconds. An efficient app responds quickly for the majority of requests. An app that doesn't will not scale well with App Engine's infrastructure.
Refer to Dealing with DeadlineExceededErrors for common DeadlineExceededError causes and suggested workarounds.
Backends allow you to avoid this request timer; with backends, there is no time limit for generating and returning a request.
The sandbox
To allow App Engine to distribute requests for applications across multiple web servers, and to prevent one application from interfering with another, the application runs in a restricted "sandbox" environment. In this environment, the application can execute code, store and query data in the App Engine datastore, use the App Engine mail, URL fetch and users services, and examine the user's web request and prepare the response.
An App Engine application cannot:
write to the filesystem. Applications must use the App Engine datastore for storing persistent data. Reading from the filesystem is allowed, and all application files uploaded with the application are available.
respond slowly. A web request to an application must be handled within a few seconds. Processes that take a very long time to respond are terminated to avoid overloading the web server.
make other kinds of system calls.
Sandboxing in Python
The Python 2.7 runtime does not restrict access to Python bytecode. Libraries that generate or manipulate bytecode (e.g. the jinja2 templating library) can do so in this runtime. The Python 2.5 runtime does not allow bytecode manipulation.
You can upload and use
.pyc files when using the Python 2.7 runtime, but you cannot upload a
.py and a
.pyc version of the same file. You can upload zip files containing
.py or
.pyc files (or a combination). A number of important caveats apply if you upload
.pyc files:
- For a CGI script, the script handler should still use the
.pyfile extension, even if you upload a
- By default,
.pycfiles are excluded by
appcfg. To work around this, you will need to override the
skip_fileselement of
app.yamlto not include
- You must use Python 2.7 to build the
.pycfile. If you have a different version of Python (such as Python 2.6) on your development machine, you will need to obtain version 2.7 to build a compatible
Threads can be created in Python 2.7 using the
thread or
threading modules. Note that threads will be joined by the runtime when the request ends so the threads cannot run past the end of the request. On a backend server, you can spawn a background thread; a background thread can "outlive" the request that spawns it.
Pure Python
All code for the Python runtime environment must be pure Python, and not include any C extensions or other code that must be compiled.
The environment includes the Python standard library. Some modules have been disabled because their core functions are not supported by App Engine, such as networking or writing to the filesystem. In addition, the
os module is available, but with unsupported features disabled. An attempt to import an unsupported module or use an unsupported feature will raise an exception.
You can include other pure Python libraries with your application by putting the code in your application directory. If you make a symbolic link to a module's directory in your application directory, appcfg.py will follow the link and include the module in your app.
The Python module include path includes your application's root directory (the directory containing the
app.yaml file). Modules you create in your application's root directory are available using a path from the root. Don't forget to create
__init__.py files in sub-directories, so Python will recognize the sub-directories as packages.
A few modules from the standard library have been replaced or customized to work with App Engine. These modules vary between the two Python runtimes, as described below.
Customized Libraries in Python 2.7
In the Python 2.7 runtime, the following modules have been replaced or customized:
tempfile is disabled, except for
TemporaryFilewhich is aliased to StringIO.
logging is available and its use is highly encouraged! See Logging.
In addition to the Python standard library and the App Engine libraries, the Python 2.7 runtime includes several third-party libraries.
App caching
The Python runtime environment caches imported modules between requests on a single web server, similar to how a standalone Python application loads a module only once even if the module is imported by multiple files. Since WSGI handlers are modules, they are cached between requests. CGI handler scripts are only cached if they provide a
main() routine; otherwise, the CGI handler script is loaded for every request. See Requests for more information about the differences between WSGI and CGI.
App caching provides a significant benefit in response time. We recommend that all CGI handler scripts use a main() routine, as described below.
Imports are cached
For efficiency, the web server keeps imported modules in memory and does not re-load or re-evaluate them on subsequent requests to the same application on the same server. Most modules do not initialize any global data or have other side effects when they are imported, so caching them does not change the behavior of the application.
If your application imports a module that depends on the module being evaluated for every request, the application must accommodate this caching behavior.
The following example demonstrates how an imported module is cached. Because
mymodule is only imported once for a single web server, the global
mymodule.counter is only initialized to
0 on the first request served by the server. Subsequent requests use the value from the previous request.
### mymodule.py
counter = 0
def increment():
global counter
counter += 1
return counter
### myhandler.py
import webapp2
import mymodule
class MyHandler(webapp2.RequestHandler):
def get(self):
self.response.headers["Content-Type"] = "text/plain"
self.response.out.write("My number: %d" % mymodule.increment())
app = webapp2.WSGIApplication([("/", MyHandler)],
This outputs
My number: # where
# is the number of times this handler has been called by the web server that handled the request.
CGI handler scripts can also be cached
You can tell App Engine to cache the CGI handler script itself, in addition to imported modules. If the handler script defines a function named
main(), then the script and its global environment will be cached like an imported module. The first request for the script on a given web server evaluates the script normally. For subsequent requests, App Engine calls the
main() function in the cached environment.
To cache a handler script, App Engine must be able to call
main() with no arguments. If the handler script does not define a
main() function, or the
main() function requires arguments (that don't have defaults), then App Engine loads and evaluates the entire script for every request.
Keeping the parsed Python code in memory saves time and allows for faster responses. Caching the global environment has other potential uses as well:
Compiled regular expressions. All regular expressions are parsed and stored in a compiled form. You can store compiled regular expressions in global variables, then use app caching to re-use the compiled objects between requests.
GqlQuery objects. The GQL query string is parsed when the GqlQuery object is created. Re-using a GqlQuery object with parameter binding and the bind() method is faster than re-constructing the object each time. You can store a GqlQuery object with parameter binding for the values in a global variable, then re-use it by binding new parameter values for each request.
- Configuration and data files. If your application loads and parses configuration data from a file, it can retain the parsed data in memory to avoid having to re-load the file with each request.
The handler script should call
main() when imported. App Engine expects that importing the script calls
main(), so App Engine does not call it when loading the request handler for the first time on a server.
The following example does the same thing as the previous example, using caching of the handler script's global environment:
### myhandler.py
# A global variable, cached between requests on this web server.
counter = 0
def main():
global counter
counter += 1
print "Content-Type: text/plain"
print ""
print "My number: " + str(counter)
if __name__ == "__main__":
App caching with
main() provides a significant improvement in your CGI handler's response time. We recommend it for all applications that use CGI.
The App Engine web server captures everything the handler script writes to the standard output stream for the response to the web request. It also captures everything the handler script writes to the standard error stream, and stores it as log data. Each request is assigned a request ID, a globally unique identifier based on the request's start time. Log data for your application can be viewed and analyzed using the Administration Console, or downloaded using appcfg.py request_logs.
The App Engine Python runtime environment includes special support for the logging module from the Python standard library to understand logging concepts such as log levels ("debug", "info", "warning", "error", "critical").
import logging
from google.appengine.api import users
from google.appengine.ext import db
user = users.get_current_user()
if user:
q = db.GqlQuery("SELECT * FROM UserPrefs WHERE user = :1", user)
results = q.fetch(2)
if len(results) > 1:
logging.error("more than one UserPrefs object for user %s", str(user))
if len(results) == 0:
logging.debug("creating UserPrefs object for user %s", str(user))
userprefs = UserPrefs(user=user)
userprefs = results[0]
logging.debug("creating dummy UserPrefs for anonymous user")
The environment
The execution environment automatically sets several environment variables; you can set more in
app.yaml. Of the automatically-set variables, some are special to App Engine, while others are part of the WSGI or CGI standards. Python code can access these variables using the
os.environ dictionary.
The following environment variables are specific to App Engine:
CURRENT_VERSION_ID: The major and minor version of the currently running application, as "X.Y". The major version number ("X") is specified in the app's
app.yamlfile. The minor version number ("Y") is set automatically when each version of the app is uploaded to App Engine. On the development web server, the minor version is always "1".
AUTH_DOMAIN: The domain used for authenticating users with the Users API. Apps hosted on appspot.com have an
gmail.com, and accept any Google account. Apps hosted on a custom domain using Google Apps have an
AUTH_DOMAINequal to the custom domain.
INSTANCE_ID: Contains the instance ID of the frontend instance handling a request. The ID is a hex string (for example,
00c61b117c7f7fd0ce9e1325a04b8f0df30deaaf). A logged-in admin can use the id in a url: http://[INSTANCE_ID].myApp.appspot.com/. The request will be routed to that specific frontend instance. If the instance cannot handle the request it returns an immediate 503.
The following environment variables are part of the WSGI and CGI standards, with special behavior in App Engine:
SERVER_SOFTWARE: In the development web server, this value is "Development/X.Y" where "X.Y" is the version of the runtime. When running on App Engine, this value is "Google App Engine/X.Y.Z".
Additional environment variables are set according to the WSGI or CGI standard. For more information on these variables, see the WSGI standard or the CGI standard, as appropriate.
You can also set environment variables in the
app.yaml file:
DJANGO_SETTINGS_MODULE: 'myapp.settings'
import os
import webapp2
class PrintEnvironmentHandler(webapp2.RequestHandler):
def get(self):
for name in os.environ.keys():
self.response.out.write("%s = %s<br />\n" % (name, os.environ[name]))
Request IDs
At the time of the request, you can save the request ID, which is unique to that request. The request ID can be used later to look up the logs for that request, using the
fetch() function's
request_ids parameter.
The following sample code shows how to get the request ID in the context of a request:
import os
import webapp2
class MainPage(webapp2.RequestHandler):
def get(self):
self.response.headers['Content-Type'] = 'text/plain'
self.response.out.write('REQUEST_LOG_ID=' +
(os.environ.get('REQUEST_LOG_ID')) + '\n')
app = webapp2.WSGIApplication([('/', MainPage)])
Quotas and limits
Google App Engine automatically allocates resources to your application as traffic increases. However, this is bound by the following restrictions:
- App Engine reserves automatic scaling capacity for applications with low latency, where the application responds to requests in less than one second. Applications with very high latency (over one second per request for many requests) and high throughput require Silver, Gold, or Platinum support. Customers with this level of support can request higher throughput limits by contacting their support representative.
- Applications that are heavily CPU-bound may also incur some additional latency in order to efficiently share resources with other applications on the same servers. Requests for static files are exempt from these latency limits.
Each incoming request to the application counts toward the Requests limit. Data sent in response to a request counts toward the Outgoing Bandwidth (billable) limit.
Both HTTP and HTTPS (secure) requests count toward the Requests, Incoming Bandwidth (billable), and Outgoing Bandwidth (billable) limits. The Quota Details page of the Admin Console also reports Secure Requests, Secure Incoming Bandwidth, and Secure Outgoing Bandwidth as separate values for informational purposes. Only HTTPS requests count toward these values. See the Quotas page, and the "Quota Details" section of the Admin Console for more information.
In addition to system-wide safety limits, the following limits apply specifically to the use of request handlers:
|request size
|32 megabytes
|response size
|32 megabytes
|request duration
|60 seconds
|maximum total number of files (app files and static files)
|10,000 total
1,000 per directory
|maximum size of an application file
|32 megabytes
|maximum size of a static file
|32 megabytes
|maximum total size of all application and static files
|first 1 gigabyte is free
$ 0.026 per gigabyte per month after first 1 gigabyte
App Engine applications will automatically use the SPDY protocol when accessed over SSL by a browser that supports SPDY. This is a replacement for HTTP designed by Google and intended to reduce the latency of web page downloads. The use of SPDY should be entirely transparent to both applications and users (applications can be written as if normal HTTP was being used). For more information, see the SPDY project page.
Scheduled tasks
An application can configure scheduled tasks that will call URLs of the application at specified intervals. For more on this, see Cron Jobs.
Python tools
The App Engine Python SDK includes tools for testing your application, uploading your application files, managing datastore indexes, downloading log data, and uploading large amounts of data to the datastore.
The development server runs your application on your local computer for testing your application. The server simulates the App Engine datastore, services and sandbox restrictions. The development server can also generate configuration for datastore indexes based on the queries the app performs during testing.
A multipurpose tool called appcfg.py handles all command-line interaction with your application running on App Engine.
appcfg.py can upload your application to App Engine, or just update the datastore index configuration so you can build new indexes before updating the code. It can also download the app's log data, so you can analyze your app's performance using your own tools.
The Python SDK includes a data upload tool that can add data to your app's datastore from your local data files. The tool can extract data from CSV files, a spreadsheet format supported by most spreadsheet software such as Google Docs or Microsoft Excel. You can customize how CSV files are converted into datastore entities using Python code.


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Want your rims to look like NEW? – Valet ground up the edges of my rim at a club the other night. I was at Miami Auto Spa Hand Car Wash and the guy starts trying to sell me a RIM JOB! HAH.... I was getting turned on and then I realized he wanted my money.... Well, good thing he was good. Holy crap my rims look brand new and it was only $98 each. I mean brand new - now if I can only get my original RIM JOB I really wanted
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They promised to "make it right - as many times as it takes." That second application was just as sloppy with dozens of bubbles (still visible after 5 months) and dirt under the tint.
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If - or when - a natural or manmade disaster strikes Liberty County, local officials have a set of ordinances in place to allow them to deal with the situation.
Construction on a $19 million judicial center is projected to begin late this summer - an effort generally considered to be a major step in revitalizing the downtown area of Hinesville.
During this past week's county commission meeting, the board approved a proposal to develop a master fire plan that members hope will provide adequate protection to all of Liberty County.
The Liberty County Board of Education is looking a new school superintendent.
Long County Commissioners approved during their March meeting to have the University of Georgia conduct a Growth Impact Assessment study.
The Hinesville Military Affairs Committee will have an Operation Yellow Bow Ceremony at 4:30 p.m. Monday at Veterans Park on Main Street and Memorial Drive.
During this month's county commission meeting, concerned residents of Liberty County's first district awaited a vote concerning the burying of storm water pipes on Youman's Road in conjunction with the construction of the Yellow Bluff Development.
Just hours after a store clerk was reportedly robbed Tuesday at knifepoint and sexually assaulted, Hinesville Police Department arrested 23-year-old Christopher Fletcher in connection with the incident.
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The buzz at the May 21 to 23 European Incentive & Business Travel & Meetings Exhibition was about the new IMEX show being launched by EIBTM founder Ray Bloom, scheduled for April 8 to 10, 2003, in Frankfurt. IMEX expects representation from around 100 countries, with about 5,500 buyers (2,500 of whom will be hosted — close to EIBTM's 3,000). Many exhibitors are struggling with the decision of which show to attend, as are buyers.
There is also the question of which city EIBTM will make its home in 2004, when its contract at Palexpo runs out. In the running are Barcelona, Lisbon, Madrid, and Vienna — as well as Geneva, where the show was held this year.
Making the situation worse, corporate buyers this year found an apology letter in their welcome packages from show organizer Reed Travel Exhibitions. Reed formally apologized because 100 "hosted" buyers found themselves with no air, hotel, or transfer arrangements, which were supposed to be covered by the show.
In other news, a new survey released at the show, The European Meetings & Incentives Report, identified a rise in niche-knowledge and a need for more specialist conferences. The report also found a rise in virtual conferencing throughout Europe.
"Companies are now taking a much closer look at the return on investment from their meetings," said Philip Alford, senior lecturer at the University of Luton Business School, which conducted the survey in conjunction with the Mintel International Group. On the incentive side, the 25-page report concluded that the number of companies using incentive programs is on the increase, despite the sluggish economy.


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Former SEC assistant reflects on losing his job after 9 good years
Following the 2009 season, Georgia head coach Mark Richt made the decision to dismiss three assistant coaches that had helped Georgia win a ton of ball games over the years. It's one of the difficult parts of the profession for an assistant coach.
One of the assistants to lose his job was defensive ends coach Jon Fabris, who help Georgia win 89 games in nine seasons, including two SEC Championships, three SEC Eastern Division Titles, six bowl victories and six Top 10 finishes in the final national polls. Fabris helped develop defensive ends David Pollack, Will Thompson, Quentin Moses, Charles Johnson and Marcus Howard.
After a brief stint at Louisville prior to the 2010 season, Fabris sat out of coaching last season. He has since joined the Northwest Community College staff in Senatobia, MS.
This week, Fabris reflected back on his time at Georgia.
He told the Times Free Press, "I know what I was a part of at Georgia, and I also know that no one is perfect. Even Bear Bryant had back-to-back six-win seasons at Alabama, but I'm very proud that I was part of a program that finished in the top 10 six times in nine years. Seven of the top 12 Georgia players in career sacks were players I coached, and I'm proud that most all of the punt-return records in school history were set by the units I coached."
"It is not a case where you leave with your head down. Things happen for various reasons, whether it's pressure or politics. They are things you have no control over."
"I don't know if this is a change-of-life kind of deal or if something else is going to happen. I know I can still coach circles around some other people in coaching. I don't know what this is all about, but I do know what I've gained in the last year and a half. God has given me priceless time with my children."
Fabris will coach the defensive line this season for Northwest CC. The Rangers open against Pearl River on September 1st.
2011 media guide released: Does anyone do it like LSU?
LSU has released their 2011 football media guide.
Interestingly, the Tigers chose not to feature any players or even head coach Les Miles on the front cover. There's not even a color photo of Tiger Stadium, the pride of LSU.
Perhaps it's a message that this year's squad isn't about any one individual, it's about a team. It's about a team on mission to end up in New Orleans, site of the 2012 national championship game.
OR it's that LSU wants you to read a passage, so that you can truly feel Tiger Stadium.
"It is a pantheon of concrete & steele. It is a city that rises. Defiantly in the delta, alongside the father of waters. It is the humidity of autumn evenings that drapes stately oaks and broad magnolias. It is haunted and it is loud. It is Halloween night and cannon blasts. It is a Louisiana gumbo of humanity that cheers its Tigers to victory & destroys the dreams of invading foes. Chance of rain…never! It is a cathedral of college football…and worship happens here. When the sun finds its home in the western sky, it is a field of glory. For sure, but much more than that it is a sacred place and it's Saturday night in Death Valley."
Do yourself a favor. Watch this video down below. College football is approaching.
D1 assistant coach resigns for 3 very respectable reasons
Sometimes it's just time to do something else.
After eleven seasons on the staff at Kent State, A.J. Pratt accepted a position on Willie Taggert's staff at Western Kentucky in 2010.
One year later, Pratt has decided to resign his position for three very respectable reasons.
Pratt, who served as the tackles / tight ends coach under Taggart, released a statement saying, "My wife and kids know nothing else but being a family of a college football coach for the past 12 years. This decision is based solely upon three factors - my family, my faith and my health."
"Our family has discussed this decision the past few days, and we are at peace with the outcome though it is the most difficult decision I have ever personally had to make. The opportunity for a new occupation has just recently been presented, and I wish the timing could have been different."
"We are very thankful for the people of Western Kentucky University, especially the athletic department, administration and our student-athletes. We are thankful and blessed for those relationships. I will continue to support WKU football and the people that make it successful from our home in Bowling Green."
Taggart understood his assistant's position and said the decision was entirely Pratt's.
Pratt will serve as a teacher in the Bowling Green, Kentucky area.
Stay tuned to The Scoop. There are always three or four surprising changes just before August camp arrives. About this time last year, Vanderbilt head coach Bobby Johnson decided to hang it up.
Big East coach tabbed most friendly head coach in college football
Have you ever wondered what some of these college head coaches are like when nobody is looking?
ESPN The Magazine wanted to find out by creating superfan "Jim Smith."
Smith wrote a letter in February to each of the D1 head coaches stating, "Dear Coach: Would you be willing to call my voice mail and leave a message I can use as my outgoing greeting? Something like, 'Hi, this is ________ . Jim can't take your call right now, but if you leave your name and number ... '"
Larry Fedora, Art Briles, Mike London, Kirk Ferentz were among the four coaches to respond to the letter. Seven head coach declined, but sent autographed photos.
Of all the coaches, it was Syracuse head coach Doug Marrone, a native of the Bronx, New York, who offered the nicest response. Despite all the responsibilities that Marrone has with leading a major D1 program, he took the time and clearly went above and beyond.
A month after the drafting the letter, Smith received this voicemail from Marrone:
"Hi, Jim, Doug Marrone from Syracuse football. I got your note and want to thank you for your support. Every fan matters here for us. It's been a tough few years for Syracuse football, but we have that Big East title in our sights. Stay with us. I'll start the message in a minute." Awkward pause. "Hi, this is Doug Marrone from Syracuse football. You've reached Jim. He can't take your call right now. But I promise you, if you leave a short message after the beep, he will get right back to you. Go Orange." Another awkward pause. "So thanks again, Jim. We really appreciate your support up here. Go Orange."
You won't believe what happened next…
Who would you say is the most friendly head coach in college football? Let us know in our newly added conversation section, which is down below.
UCLA will pay Norm Chow serious $$$,$$$ this year
UCLA will be paying Norm Chow $500,000 this year while Chow calls plays for the Utah Utes.
Chow, who has signed a 2-year extension at UCLA last summer worth $1.1 million, was forced out as the Bruins' offensive coordinator following a month of negotiations following the season. Shortly thereafter, Utah head coach Kyle Whittingham offered his offensive cooordinator position to Chow, who accepted the job.
UCLA head coach Rick Neuheisel opted to bring in former San Francisco 49ers offensive coordinator Mike Johnson to run the offensive. The Bruins also hired Nevada running backs coach Jim Mastro, leading most people to believe "The Pistol" will remain a big part of the UCLA offensive scheme.
Utah actually hosts UCLA on November 12th at Rice Eccles Stadium in Salt Lake City.
Chow graduated from the University of Utah. Oddly enough, he isn't coaching the quarterbacks for the Utes. Instead, Chow is coaching the tight ends.
Even more strange, Chow has opted to live in a hotel.
Video: Tulane football does something really cool
Last week, Tulane quarterback Ryan Griffin served as a camp counselor at the Manning Passing Academy in Thibodaux, Louisiana. Griffin joined the likes of Andrew Luck, Kellen Moore, Landry Jones, Tino Sunseri, John Brantley, Jordan Jefferson, Nick Foles, EJ Manuel, and many more.
Today, Tulane launched a marketing video featuring the 6'5 and 215 lb red-shirt junior quarterback.
Personally, we like the bold statement in the video from Griffin. Tulane football…with a little bit of swag. Notice the crowd noise in the video. Have you ever been to a Tulane game in the Louisiana Superdome? Beautiful!
Tulane is the fourth school that we have seen use a specific player to market ticket sales. USC and South Carolina kicked things off early this summer with campaigns featuring Matt Barkley, Devyn Taylor, and Marcus Lattimore.
Tulane's home schedule includes Southeast Louisiana, Tulsa, Syracuse, UTEP, Memphis, and Houston.
Video: Behind-the-scenes with the Gophers' summer workouts
It's only fifty-two days until the first Saturday in college football and only three weeks until head strength coaches hand over the players to the position coaches. You will undoubtedly hear a number of head coaches praise their strength staffs as August practice approaches.
It's almost a guarantee that Dabo and Dan Mullen will be among several that say, "We have the best head strength coach in the country. I don't think there's any doubt about that."
Muschamp will praise Mickey Marotti. Jimbo will throw a bone to Vic Viloria. Cutcliffe will praise Noel Durfey.
Minnesota head coach Jerry Kill got it started today.
When Jerry Kill accepted the head coaching job at Minnesota, it was a no-brainer to offer the head strength job to Eric Klein. Klein has coached with Kill for the last 17 seasons including stops at Northern Illinois, Southern Illinois, Emporia State, and Saginaw Valley State.
Kill said, "He's been the difference. He's the difference maker on the team. I don't think any coach (on our staff) would tell you anything different. Without him, we wouldn't be where we are."
"He knows how to talk and communicate. He doesn't talk at them, he talks with them."
During a behind-the-scenes look into the Gophers' strength program, Klein explained, "Where we started at and where we are now is 180 degrees. When we walk out on the field now for a workout, the expectation level is so much higher."
Here's a peak inside the Gophers' strength program this summer:
Greg Adkins talks about Syracuse recruiting success
Syracuse head coach Doug Marrone secured nine commitments in June and has secured four more thus far in July.
Offensive line coach / recruiting coordinator Greg Adkins told Brent Axe of 1260 The Score, "I think it is a number of different things. I think it is across the board. You look across the country; it is a trend right now. The process of recruiting has sped up so much. I heard a figure the other day that somewhere around 300 kids in the month of June committed to some Division I school."
The Orange has received verbal commitments from players in six different states including New York (5), Florida (3), New Jersey (1), Pennsylvania (1), Georgia (1), Michigan (1).
Marrone and Adkins believe in pounding the strengths of the university, city, and program. Neither coach hesitates to admit that Syracuse isn't for everyone.
Adkins believes the Syracuse coaches do an excellent job of building trust, not only with the recruits, but with their high school coaches as well.
Adkins said, "I think the key to being a good recruiter is the trust of being able to go in to each of these schools and tell them the truth. As long as you can tell the prep school, high school, junior college coaches the truth, and there is a trust between you and that other person, those are the people that do a great job in recruiting."
Doug Marrone will enter his third year as head coach in 2011. In his first two seasons, the Orange finished 4-8 and 8-5. Syracuse opens the season with back-to-back home games against Wake Forest and Rhode Island, before traveling to USC.


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This eight-room, four-bedroom colonial home set on two private acres in the Seapuit area of Osterville village is an exceptional property. Sunny, gracious rooms, gleaming hardwood floors and a first floor master bedroom offer comfortable one-level living with plenty of room for guests on the second level. A staircase, off the mudroom, gives access to a home office/exercise room above the three-car garage. A welcoming gracious foyer introduces guests to this exceptional home. French doors open from the sunny, spacious,living room onto the mahogany deck overlooking beautiful, private grounds. A gourmet kitchen, formal dining room and first floor master bedroom define the homes easy flow. Here you will enjoy country living with Osterville village and Dowses beach only minutes away. This impressive Seapuit manor offers an easy, elegant lifestyle both in and out of doors. A rare find.
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This is where to park and start your hike. If you choose to stay and hike around the area or stay overnight for any reason there is a State Park campsite situated at the trail head.
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The upper trail is a little steeper than the lower part. In some places the trail has had erosion prevention carried out on it and so will have linked wire over the ground to prevent more erosion. This also helps for a sure footing....
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(Peter Shelton is on vacation. This is a reprise of a column he wrote in May 1993 for the Telluride Times Journal.)
The visual impact of "the house on the hill," as it has come to be called here in Ouray County, would be difficult to overstate. It juts out over the valley of the Uncompahgre like a codpiece.
I can see it thrusting above the brow of Log Hill Mesa from my house in Ridgway, which is a good two miles distant. It hovers, Starship-like, above Highway 550 at the lake. And, especially at sunset, when the silhouette stands out against a pale sky, you can't miss it from just about anywhere, from Ridgway to Cow Creek.
Heck, former county building inspector Max Clark, who approved the project despite its obvious flirtations with county regulation (which require buildings on any highly visible edge to blend with or drop below the natural skyline), admitted in court that he and his wife could see the Sink's $350,000 protrusion from their house, in Ouray.
Jut so everybody in the courtroom would be clear, County Attorney Richard Tisdel confirmed with Clark the whereabouts of his home, "up above the ski hill in Ouray a good 12 miles from Log Hill."
When "the house," which is still not quite finished, reached the point in construction where it became an obvious bone of contention, the county commissioners did exactly what they should have done: notified the Sinks that they were out of compliance and relieved Clark, whom Tisdel perhaps over-gently characterized as "a reluctant regulator," of his duties.
Correctly believing that they had a strong legal hand, the Sinks, who hail from Georgia, ignored the county's requests. So, the county sued to try to force them into compliance.
Two weeks ago Judge Hugh Arnold ruled against the county's motion for a preliminary injunction, saying, in effect, that because the county's representative, Clark, had passed the project at every stage, he didn't feel the county could win. At that point the commissioners had no choice but to drop the suit.
So, we're stuck with the house that hubris built, and with the Sinks, who were, along with their architect and their builder, aware from the beginning that they were pushing the siting envelope but pressed ahead, apparently, for the sake of their own views and without regard for the scenic welfare of the region in general.
There has been some good come out of the fiasco. Judge Arnold, who visited the site in person, found in his ruling that the house definitely violated "the spirit and the letter of the law." He was appalled. He just didn't see how, given Clark's actions, the county could do anything about it now. He also commented that the county's visual impact regulations appeared eminently enforceable and, in fact, were among the best he had seen.
Attorney Mike Hockersmith, who also argued the case for the commissioners in court, hopes this will be a "rite of passage" for Ouray County. Ninety-five percent of respondents to the county master plan survey said they favored preserving the integrity of the region's dramatic earth-sky edges. "We took a stand for enforcement," Hockersmith said. "Maybe we can build on this and go forward."
The Sinks won, technically speaking. But they shouldn't congratulate themselves too heartily. They've succeeded in stirring up a previously somnambulant populace in the valleys below them, people who now have an in-your-face example of what we all stand to lose.


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