web2py 托管在谷歌应用程序引擎上并指向我自己的域
有人可以建议如何托管 web2py 应用程序吗？我知道谷歌应用程序引擎是一个选项，但如果我使用它，我可以让它显示为我自己的域吗？还有其他更好的托管选项吗？
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我很感谢杰森的
Can anybody suggest how to host a web2py app? I know that google app engine is an option, but if I use that can I make it show as my own domain? Any other hosting options better?
I appreciate the help
Jason
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是的，您可以在 App Engine 中使用自定义域。不过，它不适用于 SSL，因此任何 https 网址都会必须通过您的 appspot.com 域。请注意，虽然 GAE 非常适合扩展和最小化服务器管理，但它确实有一些限制，可能会影响您的应用程序架构，因此您应该确保它适合您的需求。有关将 web2py 应用部署到 GAE 的详细信息，请参阅 web2py 书籍。
除了 GAE 之外，您应该能够在任何可以运行 Python 的地方托管 web2py 应用程序，包括许多共享主机。对于 VPS/专用主机，我认为常见的设置是 Ubuntu 和 Apache。请参阅书籍以获取部署说明，包括指向一些一步部署脚本。
对于共享托管，我看到了针对 WebFaction 和 DreamHost 的建议。对于 VPS/云托管，我看到了针对 VPS.net、Slicehost、DreamHost、Rackspace、Amazon EC2 等的建议。
还有一项名为 DotCloud 的测试版新服务 - 他们愿意提供帮助整理了一个“DotCloud 上的 web2py”教程（实际上，看起来他们现在有一个 教程）。
祝你好运。如果您还有其他问题，请询问 web2py 邮件列表 ——您通常会在那里得到更多、更快的回复。
Yes, you can use a custom domain with App Engine. However, it won't work with SSL, so any https URLs will have to go through your appspot.com domain. Note, although GAE is great for scaling and minimizing server administration, it does have some limitations that could affect your application architecture, so you should make sure it's suitable for your needs. See the web2py book for details on deploying web2py apps to GAE.
Aside from GAE, you should be able to host web2py apps just about anywhere you can run Python, including many shared hosts. For VPS/dedicated hosting, I think a common setup is Ubuntu and Apache. See the book for deployment instructions, including pointers to some one-step deployment scripts.
For shared hosting, I've seen recommendations for WebFaction and DreamHost. For VPS/cloud hosting, I've seen recommendations for VPS.net, Slicehost, DreamHost, Rackspace, Amazon EC2, and a few others.
There's also a new service in beta called DotCloud -- they offered to help put together a "web2py on DotCloud" tutorial (actually, looks like they now have a tutorial).
Good luck. If you've got more questions, you should ask the web2py mailing list -- you'll generally get more and quicker responses there.