Does Google App Engine have any support for cookieless domains?
It seems like static files can only be served from the same domain as the app.
I could create a new app for hosting static files but I'm a little nervous that that would a vio开发者_StackOverflow社区lation of the terms of service.
You don't need to serve your static content from a different app, you just need to use a different hostname. App Engine makes it pretty easy to have many different hostnames that point to the same app.
With wildcard subdomains you don't even have to create a DNS entry. If your app lives at myapp.appspot.com
, you can also reach it through any subdomain, like static.myapp.appspot.com
. If you're using your own domain, you'll need to configure it manually.
"4.4. You may not develop multiple Applications to simulate or act as a single Application or otherwise access the Service in a manner intended to avoid incurring fees"
"You may not develop" but, you can "Enable Billing" for multiple application. An example:
1) mysite.appspot.com
2) mysite-static.appspot.com
3) mysite-data-service.appspot.com
Section 4.4 of the terms of service prohibit one from splitting one logical app into two pieces - so hosting your dynamic content and static content in two separate GAE apps would violate the terms.
However, you could host static files on another web hosting service - anything from a simple shared hosting solution all the way up to a big CDN. This approach enables your site to serve static content from domains other than your app's domain.
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