google-app-engine

To deploy a Python app to Google App Engine, configure your `app.yaml` file with the appropriate runtime and scaling settings, then execute the `gcloud app deploy` command to push the application to either the Standard or Flexible environment.

Connecting Google App Engine to Cloud SQL via Unix sockets involves configuring your application's database connection string to point to the Cloud SQL instance's Unix socket path, a setup process this Skill guides you through for production readiness.

Yes, you can serve static files on Google App Engine by configuring Cloud Storage buckets to host your assets and updating your `app.yaml` handlers to route static file requests to that bucket.

App Engine Standard and Flexible environments differ in how they execute Python applications and scale, with Standard offering constrained runtimes and Flexible allowing custom configurations, both of which this Skill helps you configure and deploy to.

Your `app.yaml` configuration may cause deployment issues if scaling parameters, environment variables, or runtime settings are incorrectly defined, so this Skill provides best practices to validate and optimize these configurations for production.

Yes, you need the `gcloud` command-line tool to deploy a Django application to Google App Engine, specifically using the `gcloud app deploy` command after configuring your `app.yaml` and Cloud SQL connections.