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Aplikasi Django yang berjalan di Google Cloud berjalan di infrastruktur yang sama dengan yang menggerakkan semua produk Google, yang umumnya meningkatkan kemampuan aplikasi untuk beradaptasi dengan beban kerja yang bervariasi.
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Berikut adalah opsi yang tersedia untuk men-deploy Django di Google Cloud:
Mapper objek-relasional (ORM) Django berfungsi optimal dengan database relasional
SQL.
Jika Anda memulai project baru, Cloud SQL adalah pilihan yang baik. Anda dapat men-deploy database PostgreSQL atau MySQL yang dikelola dan diskalakan oleh Google, serta didukung oleh Django.
Anda dapat men-deploy Django dengan backend Spanner menggunakan backend database python-spanner-django.
Terkadang, ada alasan kuat untuk menggunakan database NoSQL. Penggunaan Django ORM dengan
database NoSQL dapat dilakukan, dengan beberapa batasan, tetapi tidak didukung secara resmi oleh Django. Ada sejumlah konektor backend yang didukung komunitas Datastore, termasuk djangae jika Anda menggunakan App Engine, atau django-gcloud-connectors jika Anda menggunakan Cloud Run. Jika memilih untuk menggunakan MongoDB, Anda dapat men-deploy-nya menggunakan Cloud Marketplace dan melakukan pengelolaan sendiri, atau menggunakan layanan hosting MongoDB terkelola yang disediakan oleh mLab.
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