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I have a model called MyModel and I create it like so
x = MyModel(key_name = 'hello', parent = parentKey)
The question is, is it OK to have another entity with the same key name, but a different parent?
z = MyModel(key_name = 'hello', parent = differentParentKey)
Yes that’s totally fine and you could also consider using the get_or_insert(). But either case that won’t be a problem, as long as parents are different.