Cloud NDB to Cloud Datastore migration

In a blog post by Wesley Chun, Google Cloud's Developer Advocate, the focus is on an optional migration process for developers using Google Cloud's serverless platforms. The post details migrating a sample application from Cloud NDB to Cloud Datastore to streamline client libraries for better code reuse and robustness. While Cloud NDB serves as an intermediary for Python 2 App Engine developers transitioning to Python 3, the post suggests that both App Engine and non-App Engine developers eventually adopt Cloud Datastore's native client library for improved stability and compatibility. The migration, demonstrated through videos and codelabs, is part of the Serverless Migration Station series, which aims to assist developers in modernizing their applications. The blog post emphasizes that the change is optional unless developers find compelling features in Cloud Datastore that are not accessible through their current library. Upcoming modules will cover further advancements, including Cloud Firestore and the containerization of apps for Cloud Run, providing comprehensive resources for developers looking to modernize their applications.