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Python for Google App Engine

You're reading from   Python for Google App Engine Master the full range of development features provided by Google App Engine to build and run scalable web applications in Python

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Product type Paperback
Published in Jan 2015
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781784398194
Length 198 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Massimiliano Pippi Massimiliano Pippi
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Preface 1. Getting Started FREE CHAPTER 2. A More Complex Application 3. Storing and Processing Users' Data 4. Improving Application Performance 5. Storing Data in Google Cloud SQL 6. Using Channels to Implement a Real-time Application 7. Building an Application with Django 8. Exposing a REST API with Google Cloud Endpoints Index

Connecting to the instance with the MySQL console

To interact with our Cloud SQL instance, we will use the MySQL command line client, which is available for all the platforms supported by App Engine, even if we can use any client we feel more comfortable with. The client is usually shipped together with most MySQL server installation packages; besides having the MySQL client tool installed, it is advisable to install MySQL and have a local server running so that we can work with it instead of the production instance while developing applications. We will get back to this soon in this chapter.

Creating the notes database

The first task we need to perform is creating a new database on the Cloud SQL instance; we will use this to store data from our Notes application. To connect to the instance, we issue the following from the command line:

mysql –host=<your instance IP> --user=root –password

After inserting the password for the root user, we should get into the MySQL monitor...

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