Google Cloud Reviews

Easily manage all my files remotely with no downtime and no fear of losing files. The streaming function saves a lot of my hard drive space too, and works seamlessly.

File ownership should be easier to transfer between users. Currently the new owner has to download and reupload the file to become the owner of it.

As a new user to GC (Google Cloud) it's been really easy to get to grips with public cloud life, really good scalability and an easy to use UI - everything just makes sense and I never had to search around for features, etc. which was important. Very simple.

Did feel like after the free trial period it might be out of budget, great features but if it ease as feature rich and easy to use as this it might be worth it.

I love the synchronicity across all my devices.

The only con is that I have to pay for it, but the cost is so minimal that I really don't mind.

Google is one of the top 5 cloud providers. In terms of network it has the largest stretch of undersea cables in the world, meaning its cloud services can be offered literately everywhere. The main strength in term of cloud services is the data portfolio, which makes companies of all sizes (startup, small, mid and large) transition into a data-driven model easily and following known best practices.

The main disadvantage of Google Cloud is the native tools and services for DevOps capabilities, which do not really offer a mature environment for developing continuous integration and continuous delivery strategies. However, Google Cloud integrates with open source tools, such as Terraform, Github Actions, among many other community tools and services. In fact, almost all existing DevOps-oriented tools and services are compatible with Google Cloud.

It is convenient to have my files saved up in one place and I love the reliability of being able to save everything I need efficiently. Google cloud has that impact on its customer where reliability meets satisfaction.

There is really not much to say here is it? Google cloud makes up for its small defects where it falls to where it rises to meet customer needs. I am heavy depended on Google cloud becuase having a cloud storage is a necessity overall. So what I like least about being a Google cloud customer is why haven't thought of going premium earlier.

Google Cloud Platform offers a wide range of benefits that make it an attractive option for businesses of all sizes looking for a secure, scalable, innovative and competitively priced cloud platform. Another key aspect is the commitment to operate sustainably and reduce its environmental impact.

It is somewhat complex for inexperienced users, as it has a wide range of services and configuration options, costs can increase rapidly if high performance services are used or large amounts of resources are consumed, and companies become dependent on Google's infrastructure and services

Google Cloud is user-friendly, reliable, and highly scalable. It offers a seamless experience, especially for businesses needing a flexible cloud environment. I love its intuitive interface and robust tools. Most of my clients use it too.

Although I use free versions, or those included with my Gmail accounts, or provided by my clients, I imagine Google Cloud can be pricey, especially for smaller businesses. Accessing specific drives can be tricky, with challenges in navigating folders and locating shared files. Managing permission rights can also be confusing, making it hard to control who can view or edit certain documents.

Google Cloud offers impressive advantages, including unparalleled scalability and performance, cost-efficiency, robust security measures, cutting-edge AI and machine learning capabilities, a globally distributed infrastructure, and seamlessly integrated collaboration tools.

A common challenge with Google Cloud is its complex pricing, making it hard for businesses to predict costs, especially if they're new to cloud services. To manage this, tools like the Google Cloud Pricing Calculator and budget alerts can help keep expenses under control. Working with Google Cloud experts can also make choosing the right services easier and get the most value for your investment.

Reliable and strong infrastructure that fits my business needs. I like the variety of services you have, from compute and storage to artificial intelligence and machine learning. Its pay-as-you-go pricing model and its scalability enable me to adjust if there are changes in demand, without overspending.

The interface is more friendly than that of many competitors, but the dizzying array of services and configurations can feel daunting.

Google Cloud provides strong security features, including encryption, identity management, and threat detection. Its security model is built around the same infrastructure that powers Google’s own services.

Google Cloud’s pricing can be difficult to navigate, especially for new users. While it offers competitive pricing, understanding the fine details of cost calculation for different services can be overwhelming. Without careful monitoring, costs can unexpectedly increase.