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I wrote my own. http://github.com/thurn/ackbar . If an article gets popular, I've paid up to $5, but below 6000 hits, it's all free. Latency could be better, but there's a lot of factors there (Clojure might be one of them?).
I see, thanks. If you don't mind, how come you pay? The free tier seems very large for a simple blog, which resource did you run out of?
The Unofficial Guide to Migrating Off of Google App Engine
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Oh wow, that's surprising and somewhat disconcerting. Do you have any sort of reference? If true, it's very serious.
I have no exact data at the moment. I looked through my application's logs and compared the response times in situations when the front page loads from a full-page cache entry and when it has to build the page from multiple pieces of memcached data. If I find time, I'll write a small benchmark application which tests memcache performance. Empirically however, App Engine's "memcache" is pretty slow.
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I see, thanks. If you don't mind, how come you pay? The free tier seems very large for a simple blog, which resource did you run out of?
Bandwidth runs out fast (images are the killer). CPU has gone over a couple times too.