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JackDev
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‎2019-05-10 09:01 AM

Talend ESB how to create a jar for deploy on google app engine

Hi i am new to Talend and i have created a job for tRestRequest . how can i set endpoint and deploy it on google app engine. it is working fine on local system with localhost:8088. 

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Anonymous
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‎2019-05-10 09:34 AM

I never tried on app-engine but it looks to me similar to AWS Elastic Beanstalk. So I would request you to verify this solution.
Try exporting the RestService as a Microservice.
You can export the Microservice as a Standalone jar file.
You can run the service using jar command
Java -jar jar_file –server.port=8065
Then your endpoint is running under host:8065/URI
So it is important now to verify if it is possible to run the above java command in app engine and the endpoint assigned to your service.

Another option is exporting the service as Docker container which Talend might support in 7.2 or upcoming releases.
Also Google App engine seems to have plans to support Docker in upcoming releases.
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JackDev
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‎2019-05-13 08:21 AM
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can you please share any link for the solution .
i have created a jar and deployed it to app engine but getting 502 error . I have attach screenshot of my job 


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