Hyperic's CloudStatus cloud computing management service is now capable of monitoring performance in the Google App Engine service, which customers are using as the foundation for enterprise ...

The cloud-computing foundation is getting a third programming language: Google's computer science project called Go. It's still behind closed doors, though.

It's doing that by adding native .NET support to its Google App Engine. In a nutshell, Google App Engine, or GAE, is Google's cloud computing platform for developing and hosting Web apps via Google ...

Today, Google announced some significant updates to both, adding PHP support in App Engine, and opening up Compute Engine to every developer that wants to use it.

Google announced that an entirely overhauled version of App Engine was generally available as of today. It made the announcement at Google Cloud Next being held this week in San Francisco. App ...

Google on Tuesday launched version 1.5.0 of its App Engine cloud platform, which features capabilities for high-memory processes and an experimental runtime for the open source statically typed Go ...

While the Google App Engine cloud platform has trailed Amazon and Microsoft clouds in usage, it is nonetheless gaining traction among developers. That interest was bolstered by Google’s recent ...

According to Google's App Engine status dashboard, the cloud platform which developers use to run Web and cloud applications written in Python or Java, availability nosedived between 9 p.m. and 11 ...

Google adds billing to the Google App Engine cloud computing platform so that developers can exceed the free usage quotas. Google says it will soon be reducing, but not eliminating, the free quotas.

In an effort to bring greater support for the R programming language on ... According to Google, the rise of cloud computing has opened up ... to Cloud Spanner and Python 3.7 for App Engine.

Google explained why its App Engine cloud service failed earlier this week. Following a similar failure at Amazon, the outage raises questions about whether cloud computing is ready for mission ...