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One advantage of cloud computing is that it’s an expert’s job to keep the centralized computing infrastructure up and running. But even experts have problems, and that’s what’s going on Tuesday with Google’s App Engine.

The service has been having outages Tuesday, according to a mailing list posting Tuesday. App Engine, launched in April and still in “preview release” mode, is a service that lets people create interactive Web applications written in the Python programming language.

“We’ve experienced several outages during the past 12 hours, the most recent of which started at 6:30 a.m. PDT and is still ongoing. During these outages, a significant percentage of requests resulted in errors. The errors are related to usage of the Datastore,” the note said. “We’re working hard to determine the cause of these outages and will continue updating as we make progress.”

Google didn’t immediately respond to a request for comment about the issue.

(Via TechCrunch.)

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Google App Engine suffers outages

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