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You have deployed a Django 1.5 Python application to App Engine. This version of Django requires Python 3. Due to some issues, App Engine is trying to run the application using Python 2. Which of the

The correct answer is C. app.yaml. This question asks which configuration file in App Engine determines the Python runtime version for a deployed application.

Submitted by klara.se· Mar 30, 2026Deploying and implementing a cloud solution

Question

You have deployed a Django 1.5 Python application to App Engine. This version of Django requires Python 3. Due to some issues, App Engine is trying to run the application using Python 2. Which of the following file would you check and modify (if required) to ensure that Python 3 is used with the application?

Options

  • Aapp.config
  • Bservices.yaml
  • Capp.yaml
  • Dcron.yaml

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  • B
    4% (2)
  • C
    87% (46)
  • D
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Why each option

This question asks which configuration file in App Engine determines the Python runtime version for a deployed application.

Aapp.config

`app.config` is not a standard App Engine configuration file for runtime specification.

Bservices.yaml

`services.yaml` is not a standard App Engine configuration file for specifying the main application runtime, though service-specific configurations might reside there.

Capp.yamlCorrect

The `app.yaml` file is the primary configuration file for Google App Engine applications, where you define various settings including the runtime environment and version, such as specifying `runtime: python3` for a Python 3 application.

Dcron.yaml

`cron.yaml` is used for scheduling periodic tasks (cron jobs) for an App Engine application, not for specifying its runtime version.

Concept tested: App Engine app.yaml Configuration

Source: https://cloud.google.com/appengine/docs/standard/python3/config/appref

Topics

#App Engine#app.yaml#runtime configuration#Python runtime

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