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Choose between Native mode and Datastore mode
Get started
Get started with the Google Cloud console
Get started with a client library
Build a task list app
Create and manage
Create and manage databases
Understand storage size calculations
App Engine requirement
Design
Indexes
Set up multi-tenancy with namespaces
Best practices for designing an app
Develop
Connect to your database
Work with entities, properties, and keys
Query data
- Query your database
- Query with range & inequality filters on multiple fields
  - Overview
  - Optimize your queries
- Summarize data with aggregation queries
- Query based on metadata
Perform transactions
Use gRPC with the Java client library
Test using the emulator
Manage Datastore with the Google Cloud console
Manage data retention with TTL policies
Build LLM-powered applications using LangChain
Secure and control access
Secure data
Configure data locality with regional endpoints
Configure VPC Service controls
Server-side encryption
Create and manage tags
Secure data with customer-managed encryption keys (CMEK)
- About CMEK
- Use CMEK
Disaster recovery
Plan disaster recovery
Back up and restore data
- Create a backup schedule and restore data
- Perform an in-place restore
Use point-in-time recovery (PITR)
- Overview
- Work with PITR
Process data
Create event-driven architectures with Eventarc
Extend Datastore with Cloud Functions (2nd gen)
Bulk delete data
Import and export
Import and export entities
Schedule an export
Monitor and troubleshoot
Monitor performance with Cloud Monitoring
- Overview
- Set up a dashboard
Use client-side traces
- Monitor performance with client-side traces
- Trace span attributes and events
Analyze usage patterns with Key Visualizer
Analyze usage insights
Use audit logs
View database statistics
Analyze query stats
Explain and analyze query performance
- Use Query Explain
- Query Explain report reference
View Knowledge Catalog insights
Troubleshoot
Troubleshoot the Java client library
Errors and error handling