Google Cloud SQL

Google Cloud SQL is web service that allows you to create, configure, and use relational databases with your App Engine applications. It is a fully-managed service that maintains, manages, and administers your databases, allowing you to focus on your applications and services.

http://code.google.com/apis/sql/ 

Google Cloud SQL is available to a limited number of users. To sign up for the service:

1. Visit the Google APIs Console. The console opens the All services pane.
2. Find the SQL Service line in the Services table and click Request access...
3. Fill out the enrollment form.
4. Our team will review your enrollment information and respond by email to the address associated with your Google Account.
5. Follow the link in the email to view the Terms of Service. Please read these carefully before accepting.
6. Sign up for the google-cloud-sql-announce group to receive important announcements and product news.

http://code.google.com/apis/sql/docs/before_you_begin.html#enroll

Start using the Google APIs console

to manage your API usage

Creating an APIs project will let you:

• Use Google APIs beyond anonymous limits.
• Monitor API usage and control API access.
• Share API management with a team.

https://code.google.com/apis/console/

This page describes some common tasks for managing your Google Cloud SQL instances. Before you perform any tasks for your instances, make sure you review how to access your instance.

1. Creating an Instance
2. Deleting an Instance
3. Restarting an Instance
4. Configuring Access Control
5. Viewing Instance Information
6. Viewings Logs

Analytics API			Courtesy limit: 50,000 queries/day
Audit API			Courtesy limit: 10,000 queries/day
Blogger API		Request access...	Courtesy limit: 1,000 queries/day
Books API			Courtesy limit: 1,000 queries/day
Buzz API			Courtesy limit: 1,000,000 queries/day
Custom Search API			Courtesy limit: 100 queries/day • Pricing
Diacritize API			Courtesy limit: 10,000 queries/day
Google Cloud SQL		Request access...
Google Storage			Pricing
Google+ API			Courtesy limit: 1,000 queries/day
Google+ Hangouts API
Identity Toolkit API			Courtesy limit: 1,000,000 queries/day
Latitude API			Courtesy limit: 1,000,000 queries/day
Moderator API			Courtesy limit: 1,000,000 queries/day
Orkut REST API			Courtesy limit: 1,000 queries/day
Page Speed Online API			Courtesy limit: 250 queries/day
Page Speed Service		Request access...
Places API			Courtesy limit: 1,000 queries/day • Pricing
Prediction API			Courtesy limit: 100 queries/day • Pricing
Search API for Shopping			Courtesy limit: 2,500 queries/day
Site Verification API			Courtesy limit: 100,000 queries/day
Tasks API			Courtesy limit: 5,000 queries/day
Translate API			Courtesy limit: 0 characters/day • Pricing
URL Shortener API			Courtesy limit: 1,000,000 queries/day
Web Fonts Developer API			Courtesy limit: 10,000 queries/day

Python

1. Before You Begin
2. Using Google Cloud SQL With Java
3. Deploy Your Application to Google App Engine
4. Using the Python Development Server
5. Access Limits and Quotas

Downloads

• Download the Google App Engine SDK
  • Google App Engine SDK for Python
  • Google App Engine SDK for Java
  • Google App Engine SDK for Go
  • Open Source
• Download the Google Plugin for Eclipse
• Download the Google App Engine Documentation
• Download the Google App Engine Buttons

For more information on the SDK for Python:

• Overview
• Getting Started Guide

If you haven't already, see the Python Getting Started Guide for an interactive introduction to developing web applications with Python and Google App Engine.