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Google Cloud Platform

Services Summary

Last modified: March 7, 2024

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The complete list of services that form Google Cloud Platform is shown below. While Google offers many other services and APIs, only the services below are covered by the Google Cloud Platform terms of service, service level agreements (if applicable), and support offerings. Offerings identified below as Software or Premium Software are not Services under the Google Cloud Platform Terms of Service and the Cloud Data Processing Addendum.

Services marked in asterisks are not available for resale under the Google Cloud Partner Advantage program, unless specifically authorized in writing by Google.

Compute

App Engine: App Engine enables you to build and host applications on the same systems that power Google applications. App Engine offers fast development and deployment; simple administration, with no need to worry about hardware, patches or backups; and effortless scalability.

Batch: Batch is a fully-managed service that allows you to create batch jobs at scale. The service dynamically provisions certain Google Cloud resources, schedules your batch job on the resources, manages the queue for the job, and executes the job. Batch is natively integrated with Google Cloud services for storage, logging, monitoring, and more.

Compute Engine: Compute Engine offers scalable and flexible virtual machine computing capabilities in the cloud, with options to utilize certain CPUs, GPUs, or Cloud TPUs. You can use Compute Engine to solve large-scale processing and analytic problems on Google's computing, storage, and networking infrastructure.

Google Cloud VMware Engine (GCVE): GCVE is a managed VMware-as-a-Service that is specifically designed for running VMware workloads on Google Cloud Platform. GCVE enables customers to run VMware virtual machines natively in a dedicated, private, software-defined data center.

Workload Manager: Workload Manager is a rule-based validation service for evaluating workloads running on Google Cloud. If enabled, Workload Manager scans application workloads to detect deviations from standards, rules, and best practices that improve system quality, reliability, and performance.

Storage

Backup for GKE: Backup for GKE enables data protection for workloads running in Google Kubernetes Engine clusters.

Cloud Storage: Cloud Storage is a RESTful service for storing and accessing your data on Google's infrastructure. The service combines the performance and scalability of Google's cloud with advanced security and sharing capabilities.

Persistent Disk: Persistent Disk is a durable and high performance block storage service for Google Cloud Platform. Persistent Disk provides SSD and HDD storage that can be attached to instances running in either Compute Engine or Google Kubernetes Engine.

Cloud Filestore: Cloud Filestore is a scalable and highly available shared file service fully-managed by Google. Cloud Filestore provides persistent storage ideal for shared workloads. It is best suited for enterprise applications requiring persistent, durable, shared storage which is accessed by NFS or requires a POSIX compliant file system.

*Cloud Storage for Firebase: Cloud Storage for Firebase adds customizable Google security