Google App Engine + Google Cloud Storage + Sqlite3 + Django/Python

Question

since it is not possible to access mysql remotely on GAE, without the google cloud sql, could I put a sqlite3 file on google cloud storage and access it through the GAE with django.db.backends.sqlite3?

Thanks.

Answer 1

否。SQLite需要App Engine上没有的本机代码库。

Answer 2

Since you cannot modify files in Google Cloud Storage (see this doc for further details), I don't think it would be a good idea to even try it. Additionally, the overhead of downloading (probably) every time the whole sqlite file would make your app really slow.

Answer 3

Google Cloud SQL is meant for this, why don't you want to use it?

If you have every frontend instance load the DB file, you'll have a really hard time synchronizing them. It just doesn't make sense. Why would you want to do this?