Hi, I'm currently ready to deploy my web application who have been written within CGI and have already deployed an hello world application into Google App Engine, but it use Mojolicious instead of my own Framework now I wanna know if it's possible to use CGI instead of Mojolicious. I want to run my application by accessing https://avant-garde-248215.appspot.com/cgi-bin/script.pl?lang=FR&page=main I've tryed to create a yaml file : 
# Use the latest perl image from dockerhub
FROM perl:latest

# Install the web framework mojolicious
RUN curl -L https://cpanmin.us | perl - -M https://cpan.metacpan.org -
+n Mojolicious

# Instruct mojolicious to listen on port 8080 and open the port
ENV MOJO_LISTEN http://*:8080
EXPOSE 8080

# add your application code and set the working directory
ADD . /app
WORKDIR /app

# change the permissions and run the application
RUN chmod +x main.pl
RUN chmod +x script.pl
CMD ["./main.pl", "daemon"]

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but not sure if I've to set : ADD . /app WORKDIR /app instead of cgi-bin thx

In reply to Google App Engine and CGI by *alexandre*

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