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I've heard from many sources that there is a strict limit for 10 concurrent requests from Google App Engine instance. I was thinking that someone Explain what this means.

Does the scheduler block any request beyond 10, or is it applied through a border on a concurrent thread?

In particular, does this limit affect the affected instances in the same way that it is Python and Java?

Edit: This feature is a request that will allow app engine instances to handle more than 10 concurrent requests / threads. . Please star it.

This has been fixed on November 18, 2013.

  Runtime: go api_version: go1 auto_scaling: max_concurrent_requests:  

80 controller: - url: /.* Script: _go_app

The default is 8 and the maximum is 80.

See for more information.

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