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I’d like to build an TCP receiver/listener/server to run on Google App-Engine. For example to receive messages over TCP on a specific port, similar to a syslog server, and process the request. Something in Go language would be ideal, but really anything appengine supports.
Does anyone know if and how I can setup appengine to proccess TCP requests?
App Engine’s designed to handle HTTP requests, which are TCP requests. If you choose to use App Engine, you should probably design your server to handle HTTP requests.
If you need to run on a lower level, you’re probably better off using something like Amazon which has tools like their elastic IPs that would make this much easier.