(4.5/5)
Pros and Cons
- Reliability
- Long uptime
- Comprehensive web application
- Secure hosting
- Intuitive firewall
- Limited payment methods
- Frequent payment failures
- Costly
- Slow update when storage is full
Summary
Performance-wise, Google cloud is an amazing cloud operating software, but it can be costly for small businesses and new ventures. Google Cloud’s cloud operating system is a great way to get more done with less effort. It does this by letting you devote more of your time to working on projects and less of it to managing day-to-day operations. It also means you don’t have to worry about getting locked into a specific solution or vendor.
Comments
I often use Google Cloud as a storage base and share point for all individual and work-related content. As a media person, I use it also to send articles to clients and partners for review. Everyone around me uses Google Cloud. I know that no matter who I send something to within the organization, they will be able to access and use a Google Drive link. The sharing aspect is stressful, especially when someone forgets to share with a specific contact.
It helped me to save my photos and document for many years. So anytime I lose a phone, I still have all my data storage to google storage cloud. That’s why I love it so much.
Needless to say, Google Cloud facilitates strong data analytics & storage and facilitates easy collaboration. It is amazing for businesses that operate remotely and internationally. It is also crucial to note that users face challenges in the transition from one Platform to another vendor.