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I know wordpress,joomla,drupal etc ( most of php_mysql stack ) can auto detect update in software itself or/and plugin and either ask for user permission to update or auto update it.
How to do similar thing on google app engine like cloud computing ?
I am creating an open source software which is targeted towards non-computer people. who can not clone my code and update their application easily.
what is the easier way to do this ?
While it’s technically possible for an app to re-deploy itself, implementing this functionality would be difficult, and may be contrary to the Terms of Service, too.
If you want non-technical users to use your app, your best option is to provide it as a Software-as-a-Service app – eg, a single instance that users pay for access to, and which supports multi-tenancy – and update it yourself.