Laravel Queue on Google App Engine

I am considering google engine as an alternative to AWS ec2 / ELB. One problem I see is that there is no obvious way to consume the laravel queue.

If we are deploying our laravel app across multiple aws ec2 instances, we can use the same deployment process, etc. to include one instance as a queue.

But with the application engine, because it is a black box, we feel like we need to do something like google compute instance to run cli php to run artisan command. This is annoying because we will have to worry about scaling the work queue instances that hit the target of the google engine.

Does anyone run a fully functional laravel application (e.g. with a queue) on google engine? If so, can any resources you can point out be helpful?

Is it possible to run php cli and supervisor (python) commands in google php flash engine environment?

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A supervisor is already running in the Flex runtime. If you place a file named additional_supervisord.conf

in the root directory of the project, it will be added to the existing supervisord.conf file.



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