Yannick Clybouw
Blog about Google Cloud
When using Google App Engine, you can use the Git commit hash as version name to easily know what code you have deployed. Read more...
You have just finished the Minimal Viable Product (MVP) of your web application and are ready to go live. You press the launch button and already in the first minutes, 10 people start using your application... And boom, and everything is so slow now! In this blog post, we describe how we can prevent this by doing some simple performance tests. Read more...
Google App Engine (GAE) is a serverless approach to quickly ship your code to production. However, often you want to have a test, staging and/or beta environment. In this blog post, we describe how to achieve this. Read more...
In the previous post we described how to use a version URL of Google App Engine (GAE) to publish a beta version. This URL is different for each release, which might be problematic in some cases (e.g. for OAuth flow with fixed redirect_uri). In this blog post, we describe a solution for this. Read more...