App Engine services not showing up under Cloud Endpoints and Dev Portal

I have a php api service up on an app engine standard instance. I setup cloud endpoints pointing to the service without issues, however none of the service stats are recorded in endpoints > services, and the developer portal only displays "No APIs are available that you have permission to view."

I'm assuming there is some missing configuration. Google's documentation has left me at a loss for what I'm missing.

my app.yaml is simple:

runtime: php72



handlers:

- url: .*

  script: auto

Is there anything that my app.yaml needs so that endpoints will pick up the api methods? I do have them defined correctly in the openapi.yaml swagger file and it validated with no issues.

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I'm assuming there is some missing configuration. Google's documentation has left me at a loss for what I'm missing.

my app.yaml is simple:

runtime: php72



handlers:

- url: .*

  script: auto

Is there anything that my app.yaml needs so that endpoints will pick up the api methods? I do have them defined correctly in the openapi.yaml swagger file and it validated with no issues.

asked Jan 2 at 0:41

Runicode

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add a comment |

I'm assuming there is some missing configuration. Google's documentation has left me at a loss for what I'm missing.

my app.yaml is simple:

runtime: php72



handlers:

- url: .*

  script: auto

Is there anything that my app.yaml needs so that endpoints will pick up the api methods? I do have them defined correctly in the openapi.yaml swagger file and it validated with no issues.

asked Jan 2 at 0:41

Runicode

97111

I'm assuming there is some missing configuration. Google's documentation has left me at a loss for what I'm missing.

my app.yaml is simple:

runtime: php72



handlers:

- url: .*

  script: auto

Is there anything that my app.yaml needs so that endpoints will pick up the api methods? I do have them defined correctly in the openapi.yaml swagger file and it validated with no issues.

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Cloud Endpoints does not yet support App Engine Standard applications, with the exception of Python 2.7 and Java 8 for first generation runtimes using the "Endpoints Frameworks".

So the simple answer is that your service is not actually using Cloud Endpoints.

edited Jan 3 at 10:59

Nahuel Varela Blanco

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answered Jan 2 at 19:02

Rose Davidson

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So as of this morning I was actually able to get the dev portal to pick up my app engine standard services just by redeploying cloud endpoints. I'm now able to fully test my services using the dev portal without issues, so I'm confused when you say it's not supported on app engine standard. I guess I'm not clear on what the "Endpoints Framework" is and why it would be required. The only thing I did notice is that no matter how many times I call my app engine services, the stats do not reflect any activity in cloud endpoints. Not sure if I need to call some endpoint url directly or what.

– Runicode
Jan 2 at 19:18

To further support my comment about app engine standard being supported by cloud endpoints, in this google Next '17 video the presenter clearly states PHP, among others, is supported on app engine standard. youtu.be/bR9hEyZ9774?t=1388.

– Runicode
Jan 3 at 1:47

Yes, he states you can use PHP, but that is for App Engine Flexible. You can find the Quickstart.

– Nahuel Varela Blanco
Jan 3 at 8:18

I am a developer on Cloud Endpoints, and I know for a fact that Cloud Endpoints does not yet support App Engine Standard except for the Endpoints Frameworks. It does support App Engine Flex.

– Rose Davidson
Jan 9 at 19:06

It's a shame that its not yet available. There are frustrating limitations in the standard environment. Doesn't work with Memorystore either I just discovered. I appreciate you taking the time to respond and will accept this as the answer.

– Runicode
Jan 17 at 14:04

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Cloud Endpoints does not yet support App Engine Standard applications, with the exception of Python 2.7 and Java 8 for first generation runtimes using the "Endpoints Frameworks".

So the simple answer is that your service is not actually using Cloud Endpoints.

edited Jan 3 at 10:59

Nahuel Varela Blanco

518214

answered Jan 2 at 19:02

Rose Davidson

56426

So as of this morning I was actually able to get the dev portal to pick up my app engine standard services just by redeploying cloud endpoints. I'm now able to fully test my services using the dev portal without issues, so I'm confused when you say it's not supported on app engine standard. I guess I'm not clear on what the "Endpoints Framework" is and why it would be required. The only thing I did notice is that no matter how many times I call my app engine services, the stats do not reflect any activity in cloud endpoints. Not sure if I need to call some endpoint url directly or what.

– Runicode
Jan 2 at 19:18

To further support my comment about app engine standard being supported by cloud endpoints, in this google Next '17 video the presenter clearly states PHP, among others, is supported on app engine standard. youtu.be/bR9hEyZ9774?t=1388.

– Runicode
Jan 3 at 1:47

Yes, he states you can use PHP, but that is for App Engine Flexible. You can find the Quickstart.

– Nahuel Varela Blanco
Jan 3 at 8:18

I am a developer on Cloud Endpoints, and I know for a fact that Cloud Endpoints does not yet support App Engine Standard except for the Endpoints Frameworks. It does support App Engine Flex.

– Rose Davidson
Jan 9 at 19:06

It's a shame that its not yet available. There are frustrating limitations in the standard environment. Doesn't work with Memorystore either I just discovered. I appreciate you taking the time to respond and will accept this as the answer.

– Runicode
Jan 17 at 14:04

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Cloud Endpoints does not yet support App Engine Standard applications, with the exception of Python 2.7 and Java 8 for first generation runtimes using the "Endpoints Frameworks".

So the simple answer is that your service is not actually using Cloud Endpoints.

edited Jan 3 at 10:59

Nahuel Varela Blanco

518214

answered Jan 2 at 19:02

Rose Davidson

56426

So as of this morning I was actually able to get the dev portal to pick up my app engine standard services just by redeploying cloud endpoints. I'm now able to fully test my services using the dev portal without issues, so I'm confused when you say it's not supported on app engine standard. I guess I'm not clear on what the "Endpoints Framework" is and why it would be required. The only thing I did notice is that no matter how many times I call my app engine services, the stats do not reflect any activity in cloud endpoints. Not sure if I need to call some endpoint url directly or what.

– Runicode
Jan 2 at 19:18

To further support my comment about app engine standard being supported by cloud endpoints, in this google Next '17 video the presenter clearly states PHP, among others, is supported on app engine standard. youtu.be/bR9hEyZ9774?t=1388.

– Runicode
Jan 3 at 1:47

Yes, he states you can use PHP, but that is for App Engine Flexible. You can find the Quickstart.

– Nahuel Varela Blanco
Jan 3 at 8:18

I am a developer on Cloud Endpoints, and I know for a fact that Cloud Endpoints does not yet support App Engine Standard except for the Endpoints Frameworks. It does support App Engine Flex.

– Rose Davidson
Jan 9 at 19:06

It's a shame that its not yet available. There are frustrating limitations in the standard environment. Doesn't work with Memorystore either I just discovered. I appreciate you taking the time to respond and will accept this as the answer.

– Runicode
Jan 17 at 14:04

|
show 1 more comment

Cloud Endpoints does not yet support App Engine Standard applications, with the exception of Python 2.7 and Java 8 for first generation runtimes using the "Endpoints Frameworks".

So the simple answer is that your service is not actually using Cloud Endpoints.

edited Jan 3 at 10:59

Nahuel Varela Blanco

518214

answered Jan 2 at 19:02

Rose Davidson

56426

Cloud Endpoints does not yet support App Engine Standard applications, with the exception of Python 2.7 and Java 8 for first generation runtimes using the "Endpoints Frameworks".

So the simple answer is that your service is not actually using Cloud Endpoints.

edited Jan 3 at 10:59

Nahuel Varela Blanco

518214

answered Jan 2 at 19:02

Rose Davidson

56426

edited Jan 3 at 10:59

Nahuel Varela Blanco

518214

edited Jan 3 at 10:59

Nahuel Varela Blanco

518214

edited Jan 3 at 10:59

Nahuel Varela Blanco

518214

answered Jan 2 at 19:02

Rose Davidson

56426

answered Jan 2 at 19:02

Rose Davidson

56426

answered Jan 2 at 19:02

Rose Davidson

56426

So as of this morning I was actually able to get the dev portal to pick up my app engine standard services just by redeploying cloud endpoints. I'm now able to fully test my services using the dev portal without issues, so I'm confused when you say it's not supported on app engine standard. I guess I'm not clear on what the "Endpoints Framework" is and why it would be required. The only thing I did notice is that no matter how many times I call my app engine services, the stats do not reflect any activity in cloud endpoints. Not sure if I need to call some endpoint url directly or what.

– Runicode
Jan 2 at 19:18

To further support my comment about app engine standard being supported by cloud endpoints, in this google Next '17 video the presenter clearly states PHP, among others, is supported on app engine standard. youtu.be/bR9hEyZ9774?t=1388.

– Runicode
Jan 3 at 1:47

Yes, he states you can use PHP, but that is for App Engine Flexible. You can find the Quickstart.

– Nahuel Varela Blanco
Jan 3 at 8:18

I am a developer on Cloud Endpoints, and I know for a fact that Cloud Endpoints does not yet support App Engine Standard except for the Endpoints Frameworks. It does support App Engine Flex.

– Rose Davidson
Jan 9 at 19:06

It's a shame that its not yet available. There are frustrating limitations in the standard environment. Doesn't work with Memorystore either I just discovered. I appreciate you taking the time to respond and will accept this as the answer.

– Runicode
Jan 17 at 14:04

|
show 1 more comment

So as of this morning I was actually able to get the dev portal to pick up my app engine standard services just by redeploying cloud endpoints. I'm now able to fully test my services using the dev portal without issues, so I'm confused when you say it's not supported on app engine standard. I guess I'm not clear on what the "Endpoints Framework" is and why it would be required. The only thing I did notice is that no matter how many times I call my app engine services, the stats do not reflect any activity in cloud endpoints. Not sure if I need to call some endpoint url directly or what.

– Runicode
Jan 2 at 19:18

To further support my comment about app engine standard being supported by cloud endpoints, in this google Next '17 video the presenter clearly states PHP, among others, is supported on app engine standard. youtu.be/bR9hEyZ9774?t=1388.

– Runicode
Jan 3 at 1:47

Yes, he states you can use PHP, but that is for App Engine Flexible. You can find the Quickstart.

– Nahuel Varela Blanco
Jan 3 at 8:18

I am a developer on Cloud Endpoints, and I know for a fact that Cloud Endpoints does not yet support App Engine Standard except for the Endpoints Frameworks. It does support App Engine Flex.

– Rose Davidson
Jan 9 at 19:06

It's a shame that its not yet available. There are frustrating limitations in the standard environment. Doesn't work with Memorystore either I just discovered. I appreciate you taking the time to respond and will accept this as the answer.

– Runicode
Jan 17 at 14:04

So as of this morning I was actually able to get the dev portal to pick up my app engine standard services just by redeploying cloud endpoints. I'm now able to fully test my services using the dev portal without issues, so I'm confused when you say it's not supported on app engine standard. I guess I'm not clear on what the "Endpoints Framework" is and why it would be required. The only thing I did notice is that no matter how many times I call my app engine services, the stats do not reflect any activity in cloud endpoints. Not sure if I need to call some endpoint url directly or what.

– Runicode
Jan 2 at 19:18

To further support my comment about app engine standard being supported by cloud endpoints, in this google Next '17 video the presenter clearly states PHP, among others, is supported on app engine standard. youtu.be/bR9hEyZ9774?t=1388.

– Runicode
Jan 3 at 1:47

Yes, he states you can use PHP, but that is for App Engine Flexible. You can find the Quickstart.

– Nahuel Varela Blanco
Jan 3 at 8:18

I am a developer on Cloud Endpoints, and I know for a fact that Cloud Endpoints does not yet support App Engine Standard except for the Endpoints Frameworks. It does support App Engine Flex.

– Rose Davidson
Jan 9 at 19:06

It's a shame that its not yet available. There are frustrating limitations in the standard environment. Doesn't work with Memorystore either I just discovered. I appreciate you taking the time to respond and will accept this as the answer.

– Runicode
Jan 17 at 14:04

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