Google Cloud Storage
- Offers users unlimited storage with no minimum object size.
- Users can configure their data with object lifecycle management to automatically scale down to lower-cost storage classes when it meets specified criteria.
- Provides a vast list of storage bucket locations where users can store their data with multiple automatic redundancy options.
- Users can easily transfer data to Google Cloud Storage either online or offline.
Google Cloud Storage is a RESTful online file storage service that provides unified object storage for live or archived data. Objects stored in the platform are grouped into buckets, which are containers within the cloud that can be individually assigned to different storage classes. Google offers four storage classes, all of which provide unlimited data, the same tools and APIs for access, Open Authorization and access controls, access to other Google Cloud Storage services, and a pay-per-use model.
Google Cloud Storage is a RESTful online file storage service that provides unified object storage for live or archived data. Objects stored in the platform are grouped into buckets, which are containers within the cloud that can be individually assigned to different storage classes. Google offers four storage classes, all of which provide unlimited data, the same tools and APIs for access, Open Authorization and access controls, access to other Google Cloud Storage services, and a pay-per-use model.
- Add and share important documents.
- Reuse data source connectors.
- Sync data from several instances of the same data source.
- Configurable integration scheduling.
- Monitor all Google Cloud Jobs in a unified view.
