Google Cloud Platform

Pros: This software platform is much more than one single concept of software: it's the starting point for accessing all of Google's Cloud Computing services as well as the background APIs that operate at code and scripting level inside of shells and IDEs. Ostensibly, any common computer task, client, service, object, or node can be made in to a Google Cloud Platform instance, from virtual disks and machines, to process rendering, to gaining custom access to nuanced aspects of the individual Google Apps which are offered as the common App Store offering for everyone; yet as for full functionality, API access is necessary. In addition, there are very notable, special, cutting edge technologies that truly transform the concept of user interface and user experience in the context of all things Google: some of the language and visualization Cloud Platform offerings are very exciting, a heralding of a new age in computing, marketing, and IoTs to come.

Cons: It's a vast expanse of software development to wrap one's focus about. That being said, a developer would be lucky to get some hands-on, real-world context of what the Google Cloud Platform Apps and APIs are fully capable of. There's not a whole lot to dislike; Google Developers on every Google product offering constantly update their literature and sites, co make sure that the content is presented well and that users have the means to learn by doing; going forth with the flow of context in development that pops up, from moment to moment; I suppose it [could] be more fluid, but then again, I am a common consumer developer and this is a beautiful array of modern computing leverage at my fingertips, potentially. I just have to learn to use it.

Overall: I've just started with Google Cloud Platform, bug they've been very generous in offering free small samples, trial offerings, and at that, the technology itself is inspiring, from the literature provided, and based on the descriptions. Essentially, a developer could scale an enterprise or computing task, or app at full Google thrust, at scale of course; yet it's not at all a paltry offering; significant and invaluable [previously] development tasks of an ad hoc nature are now, very simply put: offerings of tasty tidbits of modern day tech and lifestyle to-do; the results are visible, within a dedicated focused development session; connecting with the literature of the Google Cloud Platform app and the offerings therein will engender a deeper appreciation for how far Google's surfave-level apps have come, with the advent of Cloud computing and processing power, built on Google's rich foundation in logistics to carry out these tasks for the consumer, prosumer, developer, startup, and beyond.

Pros: The Google Cloud Platform is an assortment cloud development tools - in my case, for web development. I utilize their Compute Engine, SQL, Storage, a number of their networking tools. I've found getting these different tools to work together has been very easy. One of the things I love about using Google Cloud is how easy it is to launch additional tools, create separate operating environments for testing, and bringing in 'tested' environments into production status.

For the most part, I've found the Google Cloud Platform tools deploy very quickly, so there isn't much downtime as you want to ramp up additional resources. I've also found their billing platform one of the best if you have clients you're setting these resources as you can create independent billing accounts like you might in Google Adwords.

Cons: My gripe isn't unique to the Google Cloud Platform - it may simply be the reality of the billing model used by most cloud providers I've used - costs can sneak up quickly if you're not paying attention. Since the costs associated with the cloud platform are all variable expenses based on items such as time in use, storage fees, or network thru-put, it often takes a few days for Google to properly offer up the estimated monthly expense. I've had a few painful surprises over the years so watch your billing estimates carefully.

My next gripe is both positive and negative: Google Cloud is always improving their service offerings (this is positive), but often their improvements roll out as a different product with no clear way to migrate from say Compute Engine (older product) to their Kubernetes Engine (new product).

Overall: I've enjoy using this product. It makes development time faster and it integrates very well with a wide range of Google Cloud / API products.

Pros: Google Cloud Storage is easy to use and its interface is very nice, it also has a wide range of servers, which makes its services are excellent. This software has allowed me to easily access my files and share them quickly and efficiently, it also allows other activities while loading and downloading files, therefore saving a lot of time compared to other similar applications.

Cons: The only negative observation I have of this software are its prices, I consider that the rates for downloading, to acquire storage space and to receive technical support are very high. I believe that technical support should have lower rates or even be free because it is essential especially for users who are learning to use this software and may have difficulties. At some point this software was constantly being updated which was annoying when trying to become familiar with the new tools and interface, however today I feel that it is much more stable.

Overall: This is my favorite software for storing information in the cloud, I use it both personally and at work and I recommend it because it has allowed me to access my information very quickly, so far it seems to me that security is very good and not I have had problems with this aspect, although it can work very slow when the Internet connection is not very good, it allows to resume file uploads instead of restarting them every time the signal decreases.

Pros: With Google Cloud Storage, you can always access any of your stored items anytime, at any location. Again, the security of Google Cloud Storage is paramount, where, there is the two step verification procedure before gaining the access. The aspect of content management in Google Cloud Storage is also interesting, and worth a smile. This product is always stable, where no major errors encountered when running it.

Cons: Unfortunately, Google Cloud Storage is highly rated in terms of prices. I think Google forgets that there are some individuals or organizations that have no adequate cash to implement Google Cloud Storage. I would recommend the vendor to be considerable and inclusive.

Overall: Google Cloud Storage has assisted us in storing our files and documents. While at any location, we can access all the items we have stored there. Again, the security concerns of Google Cloud Storage is guaranteed. The support team of Google Cloud Storage is always online to offer any assistance.

Pros: How many pros can a person type? This storage program gives workers and students the reality of unlimited storage space. I have never came close to overfilling my google cloud storage because it's huge and the best. I can view anything I save on there from any of my internet devices which is very important. I would recommend to anyone who used the internet and saves documents and presentations because you will

Never have a problem with google cloud.

Cons: It was a little bit hard to stArt up but that was because it was my firm time ever using s cloud storage device. I personally wasn't used to it and was a novice learner for it. Now that I got the hang of it, I'm so happy and proud that I'm able to use this helpful

Program.

Overall: My overall expirenve with this program was fantastic. You get the smartest people at google to help you with any problems. There aren't many problem that you will run into because this program and storage device wa made so well.

Pros: As I'm heavily involved in the Google ecosystem, Google's Cloud Storage is brilliantly straightforward. Depending on how you have the program set up - either online or through an application that lives on your desktop, dragging and dropping files to and from Cloud Storage couldn't be any more uncomplicated. Plus, new users who meet certain criteria - like updating personal security, or share the program receive additional free online storage.

Cons: To be honest, can't think of one. I've never had a huge downtime or had any of my files lost or deleted. If I had to point out one problem was the occasional mishap of a file or folder being copied twice or so and appearing twice in the website or desktop app. But still, not a real problem.

Overall: I use Google Cloud Storage for protected personal files and occasionally sharing files with my work email that contains patient information. I feel like my information is secured and protected.

Pros: The thing i like the most about this software and what a lot of people would also appreciate is that it frees up space on our devices, we don't have to worry about having to delete stuff to free space anymore, our data will be safely stored up there in the "clouds". I also love the fact that it has a ginormous capacity with 5 TB. I mean that can be a useful to each one of us to be honest. not forgetting the fact that it is completely free unlike other storage system that make us pay to have less that 5 GB. Lastly i like the fact that it can be used on whatever device, even if its an apple. it does not matter. it doesn't have to be an Android device.

Cons: What i liked the least is maybe the layout of the whole software cause it gives me the vibe of "we don't care about beauty. We care about quality" not that it is ugly or bad, no. But from an esthetic point for me I could use more colors and more smoothness in it.

Overall: I never knew about it but when i did, i started loving it and recommended to literally everyone i know.

Pros: Since it's made by one of the best companies in the world with top-notch programmers and has excellent servers to host your data on, it's so easy to access your files on your PC or mobile device wherever you are, and upload whereever you are. It's easy to link to your files to share them with other people you might want to share them with, and you can sync certain file types to your cloud storage to automatically upload them.

Cons: The thing I liked least about google's cloud storage is that I had a bit of a problem when I started to use it back in the day when it first came out and got popular to use. It was just a bit of a pain to set it all up on my PC's, my personal phone and work phone, and I got confused sometimes as to which account was which sometimes. However, that is my personal experience and isn't actually a problem with the software itself.

Pros: One good thing with Google Cloud Storage is that it is a cloud-based product, which means, the user can gain its access any time, at any location provided he/she is an Internet connection. Again, it is easy to use, customize, and scale. Its security is paramount, and no one who can have its access without the authorization or having the logins.

Cons: One issue with Google Cloud Storage is its price. For one to have that premium Google Cloud Storage, for the purpose of massive storage, he/she must have adequate cash. Otherwise, Google Cloud Storage is a safe and perfect online storage platform.

Overall: Google Cloud Storage is one of the best online storage tool that our organization have ever had. This tool is easy to use, scale, manage, and even customize. No major complain for this product. It supports the sharing of files from one user to the other. Being could-based, one can have its access any time, at anyplace.

Pros: Google Cloud Storage is the best software on the market for uploading files to the cloud. With Google Cloud Storage, you can upload a certain amount of files dictated by size, according to the plan you pay for, and with these connected to your Google account, you can share them with people, or just leave them there for safe keeping. Having backups of crucial business files are always a necessity, with Google Cloud Storage, it makes it extremely easy to not only store the files, but to also retrieve them when you need them!

Cons: The only thing that can come to mind that would be annoying with this software was that sometimes when trying to share files on the Cloud with coworkers, it would just not share at all, or there would be a massive delay in when I shared them and when they received them. Other than that though, everything is perfect with this.

Overall: This helps when we want to keep files online that in which everyone can access and view, as it is easier than sending a mass email out, which is what we used to do.

Pros: Google Cloud Platform is one of the best cloud platform I have used. I have used Microsoft Azure and other cloud platform but I found Google Cloud Platform to be the best and more cheaper. Also they equally give out a free trial to all first time clients who are using the Google Cloud Platform service. When I first signed up I used their free trial before subscribing to their standard plan which gives me more benefits for my business. As an internet marketer who host website with heavy traffic you can simply use Google Cloud Platform for that because I equally use it. Also Google Cloud Platform provides me with other things that I can't really write about all here because the benefits are endless and they respond to inquiries faster.

Cons: Google Cloud Platform is fast but sometimes it does not work in slow network area. For the fact that I was able to expand my business using Google Cloud Platform, I was not able to access the cloud platform once I am out of good network area and it will be nice if Google can work on that aspect of allowing slow network to have access to the cloud platform.

Overall: Google Cloud Platform enables me to expand my business even though I work alone with no additional work yet. It ease my work for me and fast compared to others.

Pros: The most important thing about Google's Cloud Storage is the fact that it is incredibly user friendly (They also have a lot of guides for new users), the data is well encrypted and secured, they have a fair price, and beyond that, it adapts to your needs, depending if you are part of a big company or a smaller one. Google have invested a lot of money on making their Cloud Storage System a durable and reliable infrastructure (Like everything they do, to be honest).

Cons: The prices are fair for the infrastructure that Google manages and the quality that they offer, although, it might be somewhat pricey for someone giving it a personal use, other than that, I cannot really think of something bad.

Overall: Easy, reliable and secure Cloud Storage System.

Pros: It is rather intuitive and the bugs/glitches are always minimal as Google is so popular. Google is also realizing that they need to focus on the educational market so that kids grow us using Google products and desire them in the workplace, so the features and functionality have been steadily improving.

Cons: Since they are always changing/updating things, we always have to pay close attention to what we are doing because if they move a button or change a menu then you could end up doing something opposite to what you intended to do. Makes it kind of annoying to keep up with, but lately they have been better about letting you know the changes that were made so you don't get caught off-guard.

Overall: An affordable cloud storage solution in a K-12 school

Pros: Google's Cloud Platform allows you to seamlessly link, share, update, create, and manage all of your files. Anywhere. Anytime.

Cons: The biggest downside to the Cloud Platform is when using it on a cellular device, it can burn through a lot of data if you are uploading or downloading large files, such as photos and videos. So it is something to keep an eye on.

Overall: The Cloud Platform is wonderful and truly an amazing way to connect. I am part of the IT staff for a school corporation and we have all of our employees using it. With it we can integrate multiple users into documents and projects, on their own time. No longer do we have to schedule certain times for every project and meeting alteration, now we can do it all real time from multiple locations. It is the most user friendly cloud environment that I have worked with.

Pros: I like the user interface of Google Cloud Platform because it is friendly and easy to use. I can create a lot of things using it, including mobile applications and business and personal websites. It also provides enough storage files for all our company's documents, which makes it a reliable cloud-based storage software. It gives me access to excellent and easy to use tools.

Cons: Google Cloud Platform is a perfect tool that we rely on very much for file storage. However, in terms of space, Google Cloud Platform is somehow expensive, which keeps small businesses and other entrepreneurs away. Considering that some firms do not make a lot of money every month, Google Cloud Platform is expensive.

Overall: Although Google Cloud Platform is somehow expensive, I like the experience I have with it. It has assisted us a lot in storing our documents on the cloud. I also use it to store my own files because it is secure.

Pros: To my knowledge, I really don't know of another cloud platform that can complete, at this point, with what Google has constructed and has to offer. Here are the pros:

- For the price, you really do get a lot. The platform comes with access to Drive, as well as Google's suite of other tools (Docs, Slides, Sheets, etc.).

- Efficient and constantly being updated or upgraded

- Pushing to become a green company

- They are open about updates

Cons: I suppose nothing is perfect, but nothing stands out in my mind. It can at times feel like they're conducting an experiment on you - because they are updating/changing - but this is for the purpose of providing a better user experience, so I think it's worth it.

Pros: The google cloud platform is amazing in my opinion. You can save your documents on it without worrying about loosing them. Just think about it, it's google so you know their cloud is very secure to hold all your documentation or even your personal work. You can set up a Google account to access the cloud and your will never run out of space. At least I have not. Saving documentation so you can access it from anywhere. All you have to do is sign into your Google account.

Cons: Once in a great while the cloud takes a while to load. However, this could be on my end but I'm not quite sure.

Overall: I use google cloud to store most if not all of my documentation for you paperwork at my job. It is easy to navigate though saved documents.

Pros: Google offers freely 15GB cloud space for every google user. Google cloud comes with very high security features, and data protection methods. Google cloud storage comes with all the google office suite tools. Google cloud storage can manage using the web browser and smart phone clients and all the Operating Systems through Google cloud client.

Cons: If we need more space after the 15GB data is full fill cost is very high to buy.

Overall: Google cloud tools full fill the user needs with cloud computing architecture. Google provide many cloud based and web based tools with the google account. It helps to manage and access to any device with internet. Google cloud helps for user share files, backup files, group sharing, real time updating documents sharing and many more.

Pros: Google offers its Cloud Platform for free for non-profits. It is a fantastic option for churches with it's many apps (docs, sheets, etc.) especially in a church such as mine where the team and volunteers are increasingly spread out-- it's rare we're ever in the same room together.

Cons: There is little to not like about getting Google Cloud Platform for free, but I will say it is very, very difficult to get set up and activated. Then, once set up, the admin side of things is quite complex and difficult to navigate even for me, a pastor who thinks of himself as quite savvy with such things.

Overall: The free non-profit version allowed us to transition from an old version of Microsoft Office even on a tight budget and improved our productivity in the process.

Pros: If signed into Google on your web browser, or even more conveniently, through your computer desktop, Google Cloud Storage will not be any more helpful than it already is. Google will store all your files, allow real-time editing and sharing between co-workers in its connected apps, and allow you to provide shareable links to outside parties. With free storage protected and managed by Google, I feel like that Data might last forever.

Cons: If I had to complain, it would be Google's tendency to force you to upload folders (as opposed to files) through its Chrome Browser. If trying to upload info from Safari, data upload may be slowed and only allow individual files to be uploaded at a time.

Pros: In my opinion and from my own experience that this is a pretty good platform, it is easy to use, complete and the truth its interface is usually very pleasant for all people.

I like it because we always want to have our files at hand and many times due to lack of storage we do not have them on our phones, with this great platform it is much easier to access our files besides being able to share them quickly with our friends.

I like your tools and for me it has been a great benefit to be able to work with Google Cloud Storage

Cons: The only disadvantage I could mention of this great software would be the costs that in my opinion are very high, but who really needs the cloud is worth paying because the platform is quite broad and good

Overall: Despite the cost as mentioned above, I think it has been a good experience, I like it, it is very good to know that you have the information you want on hand just by accessing the platform, I like it and I think that for organizations it is important to have with this kind of tools since a lot of information is handled

Pros: We switched from using our own servers in a server farm to the Google Cloud Platform about 5 years ago. It was the best thing for our company. At the time I was the only Developer/IT manager we had. I was rushing to the server farm whenever we had an issue. With Google Cloud we haven't had an issue. If we do I can fix things from my own computer where ever I am. Upgrading servers takes seconds instead of days. and downtime is not in our vocabulary any more. I am SO happy we switched.

Cons: The only thing I have to complain about is finding the docs you are looking for. Once you find them they are very helpful and easy to understand, but finding them can be hard at times.

Pros: The e-mail search features and functionality are amazing!

Cons: Security. According to google's terms, anything that goes through their servers can be used by google, which I don't love the idea of...

Overall: We all know google is amazing - that's why it is the number one search engine and has become an English verb. Their cloud platform for businesses is a must-have! After using google mail and the integrated apps, I can never go back. I tried using something else for a little while and was about to pull my hair out. And at nearly $5/month per user, it makes perfect sense. I love that I can have my domain in my google e-mail (e.g. user@mydomain.com) and can integrate my calendar, e-mail, spreadsheets, word docs, and everything into one software platform.

I regularly recommend google's cloud platform to other businesses! The e-mail alone is well worth the cost.

Pros: I use this for both my work and school files. I find it great when you need to share files with others. Its also nice because you can easily upload to google cloud and access it from wherever you are and whatever device you are using.

Cons: I sometimes find Google cloud hard to navigate and find what file I am looking over. It also could be easier to upload files or folders than it currently is. I tried to select a folder on my desktop and it kept trying to upload my entire desktop instead of that one folder.

Overall: I use this both for my work files and one for my personal files. I love having this software and the amount of storage available. My only issue is sometimes switching between accounts can be a problem.

Pros: Not only they provide 300 free credits to start with the Platform development, but also provide an always free tier that allows to run virtual instances for free for ages.

However, what I like most with GCP is their support on nvidia ngc.nvidia.com containers. That allows to run complex Machine Learning tasks not only with use of TPU, but also with GPU instances and using optimized containers.

Cons: The price could turn out kind of too pricey in some cases. It is also difficult to sing up for the free tier. They do not support payment methods but for specific types.

Overall: I am using GCP almost 24/7 every day, and so far I did not find an alternative that will fit for everyday use.

Pros: I love that I can store any and everything in Google Storage. I also like that I am able to store things and give other people access to them as well. Sometimes I can give full access where they can edit information and other times I can give limited access so my information stays the same but they can still see the information.

Cons: What I like least about Google Storage it at times, it does not show the graphic of the document in the thumbnail. Sometimes it does, other times it just says PDF. Sometimes locating a document is easier if I can see a picture of it; however, this is not a deterrent for using Google Storage.

Overall: Love all Google Software!

Pros: I use Google Appengine and Google Cloud SQL. I like that once setup I don't have to think about scaling my app at all and don't realy have to think about infrastructure. I can focus on developing my actual software code.

Cons: AppEngine can be a little tricky to setup whether you are on the Standard environment (limited libraries but faster deploys and cheaper) or the Flexible environment (totally infinite environment since you package everything up into a docker container, slower to deploy, more expensive) but once you do your infrastructure is done.

Overall: It's been great, I have been on AppEngine standard environment for over 6 years with one of my services and am very pleased.

Pros: From Google Drive to Google Keep it all works seamlessly with the help of the Google Cloud. You can start documents, notes and even slide shows from any device and then pick up on another. It's all saved and updated in real time which is incredible. Words can't describe fully how amazing this platform is. It is best to just go out and experience it first hand.

Cons: There is nothing I don't like so far with this. Google just has this down to a science and keeps making it better and better over time.

Overall: Makes it easier to work on documents from one device to another, collaborating with people on different projects and made it very easy to save data across devices and platforms.

Pros: The standard platform of Google Cloud, which is PAAS, has free tier which is perfect for starting your own website. It scales automatically so developers dont have to worry about sudden spike on the website. The flexible runtime has tons of options ranging from linux to microsoft server, the pricing is almost as cheap as AWS. It's good to use when you want more control of the system.

Cons: The pricing model could get complicated really fast, the learning curve on the PAAS side is a bit harder when you're new to programming.

Overall: I have been using this product for years and earning small adsense dollars while not paying anything for my server.

Pros: There are many cloud storage available in the market but Google services are the most trusted by our company and every employee we have. I have been using Google for storage for a long time and it has not failed me. I have tried other cloud storage software, but Google layouts have always been great and simple. It always looks clean and well-organized.

Cons: Their billing process is somehow silent in a way that you might not realize how much your billing estimates have increased just by adding a few storage or other features. It would be best for future updates to include email notifications for additional payments.

Pros: The main advantage is that we stop depending on our physical job position. By having the data on the server, any computer, smartphone or cyber café becomes our office. We save on equipment, because we will no longer have to worry about our equipment and when to change them. The supplier company will take care of this. It saves time and effort.

Cons: An exceptional event may occur in which the service may be out of service and we may not have access. There is more dependence on internet and speed providers. There is a possibility that hackers violate the security of the service and steal our information.

Overall: Highly recommended...

Pros: Conveniently, all services from Google are immediately available, as soon as you log into the system. That is, there is no need to create any separate accounts, remember passwords, etc. Here our company stores information, access to which is provided to different employees and customers, it is very convenient when files are stored in one place, are securely protected and one can not worry that someone outsiders will get access to them.

Cons: A few days ago our company passed the account for using the Google Cloud Platform. Our specialists say that they set a limit of $ 500, but the amount is several times larger in the account. It is also indicated that this is a payment for using the Google Maps API. We will understand what went wrong.

Pros: I use different storage software, given that our team needs more than one software for the hundreds of files, codes and other data we need to keep track of. One of the best storage we have ever came across is Google Cloud, it is flexible and catered our needs so far. Storage is so wide and it's also free which is amazing.

Many functions exist and are easily accessible and are readily available.

Cons: Finding different files is a little difficult, but so far, no other negative sides with Google Cloud. It is simply amazing. Only thing is I wish there was a search function for files.

Pros: Having met Google's Chief Engineer and heard his passion for how their global services are architected on a global scale I can't emphasise enough how outstanding their platform really is, as he put it we are only limited by the laws of physics in terms of data speed.

We use it specifically for a clinical trials recruitment service using PaaS. The system scales perfectly on demand and is reliable.

Cons: I would recommend Google for PaaS but would be less inclined to recommend IaaS where AWS is without question the leader in this space.

Overall: We use it for clinical trial recruitment on a national scale.

Pros: I can back up anything on any device and access any file on any device. It allows me to access and organize files from any device without using any of my own memory

Cons: The only bad thing you have to say about this is privacy features on it aren't as transparent as I would like them to be. He may find that some files are actually accessible by the public which I'm not such a fan of. One must be very wary to make sure that they don't Nable features which made them publicly accessible

Overall: I am able to store a lot of data without having to use my own local memory. I also have the ability to access any files stored on any device

Pros: We absolutely love google cloud storage! It is so nice to store everything in the cloud, and have it available to all of our team members. This way everyone has the most up to date version and we don't have one million e-mails going back and forth constantly.

Cons: The only complaint I have is due to my own unorganization. Some of my folders are confusing, and therefore it's hard to find things. Thank goodness for the search in google drive and we can find anything! The other thing I don't like is having to download and re-upload if I have things still in word files (not google docs).

Pros: Google Cloud Platform is an amazing tool that helps us a lot in building helpful websites and small applications that we use to run the operations of our business. It offers the best cloud-based services. Its simplicity and ease of creating simple and complex applications using it make it a reliable tool. It is fast to integrate and implement.

Cons: Google Cloud Platform is a unique tool that has unique features. The customer support is amazing and highly responsive. But they should keep improving it to make it effective for customers.

Overall: I have an excellent experience with Google Cloud Platform because it is truly a unique and powerful tool that is recommendable to others. It is my favorite software for creating applications and storing data on the cloud.

Pros: With Google File Stream, which saves to the Google Cloud, you can save more than just google files (docs, sheets, etc.) to your cloud. I save pages documents (mac word processor), photos, screenshots, and more all in one place that is easy to access on my computer. The best part? There's no risk of losing all my work if I were to, say, spill my latte on my laptop.

Cons: I've had some issues with the file stream drive not being able to open files unless I eject it and re-open it. It doesn't happen all the time, and it's frustrating, but also an easy fix.

Pros: Reliability of access. Security and ease of use.

Cons: Monthly costs associated with digital storage, but that is par for the course if used in a business setting.

Overall: A great cloud-based digital document management system from a reputable source. I have used several cloud-based management systems in past employment situations, Google's is top notch. It can be synced with Google Calendar, Gmail, etc. It is accessible from anywhere with a data connection and makes attaching documents through Gmail a breeze. Google Cloud Platform: simple and effective.

Recommendations to other buyers: If you already utilize Google programs, products or applications, then take a look at Google's Cloud Platform to see if it make sense for you or your business.

Pros: I love how easy it is to upload and download both mobile and desktop. I have backed up countless files on here for several years, and it is the only cloud storage I use after using the likes of dropbox, icloud, etc

Cons: I don't like that it was initially free and all of my files are on there, and now I have to pay. It is very cheap and extremely valuable so I'm OK with it generally, but I hate when something free becomes a forced buy because you're essentially trapped. However if there's one company I don't mind giving a couple bucks a month to, it is Google

Pros: This might be a little risky, but at this point, I trust all my backup data to be stored on Google cloud. It never goes down, it is always accessible, runs on mobile and desktops and never runs out of space. I'm not sure what else you expect since google offers nearly everything to do to the public free of charge unless you are needing massive amounts of data.

Cons: There is some issues getting it to work properly when it links in and out of Outlook servers. Though I suspect this is not a google issue but more on Outlook which tends to be total garbage.

Pros: My team uses the Google Cloud platform on nearly a daily basis, and is the simplest way to get those who are not necessarily tech savvy to be able to join in on information sharing amongst teams in real time. It just takes a simple set up for either a spreadsheet to be shared, a document, or hard files that can be accessed, and is extremely intuitive and updated in real time. By far one of the most used pieces of software at our firm.

Cons: Nothing so far! Everything has been a breeze to use, and visually appealing as well.

Pros: I have been using the platform for 3 years. It is convenient for me to work in it, because there is integration with all the necessary Google services (with cloud storage, mail, search engine, etc.). Now all the necessary services can be accessed from one platform.

Cons: After closing the document immediately opens the root folder. This is inconvenient, because every time you have to search for the desired folder and open it again. It would be easier if after closing the document opened the folder in which the file store.

Pros: We implemented a cloud platform 2 years ago. It is important for us to keep documents in a safe place, since some of them are of great interest to many companies. Due to the presence of two-factor protection, we can not be afraid that information will leak into the network. This is a huge plus compared to other platforms.

Cons: There is a problem with displaying images in documents and displaying thumbnails on the previews. Most often, the problem is observed with large files, less often with small files.

Pros: The UI and docs of google cloud platform are, in my opinion, the easiest to understand among all cloud providers. As a developer that translates in to faster go to market of product and faster debugging of any arising issues. This gives our customers a more resilient product with features reaching them sooner.

Cons: The bandwidth (network egress) costs are astronomical. Additionally I would love to see a "given this usage, your bill will be X". One Friday I set up a proof of concept flexible app engine environment and logged back in on Monday to see that I had blown through the free tier and was being charged for usage.

Overall: Rock solid cloud infrastructure with solutions for 90% of use cases.

Pros: I like that you can easily access files, no matter how important or how trivial, anywhere. I like how you can share documents, edit documents with others, at the same time or at different times. I also like that you can create emails for users and manage them from the admin console. And the autosave mode saves a lot of headaches! Plus, the fact that I can edit documents on my phone? Amazing! It has really become a powerful and useful buisness tool.

Cons: I don't like how sometimes documents take too long to load. I would also like the phone app to be a bit more user friendly and the potential to use more features available on the desktop version.

Pros: The best thing is sharing abilities in it, you can give whole access, partially or only viewable access to any of your associate. You are the admin of your data. There are many Google apps integrated with it so all your app data is also getting safely store.

Cons: The worst thing is that if you are using it only as to store your data than you have plenty of other cheap options in the market.

Overall: Fast, secure and really something cool. They give you option to store Unlimited photos and videos to a extent of resolution.

Pros: I loved being able to continue working on Google documents at home, that I had started on my work computer. Having my documents shared to a cloud made it perfectly simple and easy to access (and share) any place that an internet connection exists.

Cons: I have no frustration with the Google Cloud Platform. Maybe just re-learning how documents can be shared and 'saved' for those that have primarily used static documents and folders. It's more of a label system, not a sorting system.

Pros: I have a iphone, and one of the bummer things about Apple Products are there sometimes limited storage. And I take a lot of pictures. Google Cloud Storage is wonderful, because you can get a very large amount of data storage and it will automatically upload from you iphone to your storage when connected to wifi. So I never need to worry about checking my storage limits when I go to take a picture.

Cons: None really, however it is only effective on a strong wifi connection.

Pros: Ease of use! I love how everything is online. I never have to use a USB drive to access my work. Everything automatically saves, you can share documents with others and edit at the same time.

Cons: There isn't anything I can think of that I don't like.

Overall: I use Google drive when I was in school and loved how easy it was to complete assignments. It's so easy to use and I never had to worry about loosing my work! I also use Google photos to backup all the pictures I take on my phone and clear out storage. I would be lost without Google cloud!

Pros: I love that all of my important professional documents (budget reviews, proposals, projects, plans, lessons, etc.) and all of my personal documents (letters, photos, videos, etc.) are all safe and sound in the cloud. I can never lose them and can always access them....what's better than that?!

Cons: The only thing I like least about this software is whenever I don't have internet, I can't access my stuff. It's a small thing that really can't be fixed, but it's still unfortunate.

Pros: I have been using Google Cloud Platform for 4 years now. What I like most is that I can access all Google services just by running the Google Cloud Platform. I easily and quickly view documents from Google Drive, read Gmail mail, work with Google Maps and process web requests.

Cons: Due to the abundance of services that this platform combines, it becomes difficult to find a particular file. Therefore, you need to refine the search function and make it more advanced.

Pros: Ease of use and developer friendliness. I really like the plethora of tools available along with the multiple options for running services on GCP. The services are a bit sparse but certain ones are excellent (GKE). Performance varies based on location, the nice thing is they have several regions which AWS is not in. Pricing per instance is VERY competitive as other cloud services are not cheap.

Cons: Does not have as many platform services as AWS or Azure. Customer support was a mixed bag, would have liked more responsiveness for sev 1 issues. On several occasions GCP had a major outage, down for 2-3 days which is not acceptable.

Overall: Overall I really liked my experience with GCP, the product is quite sound and pricing competitive. They do need to fix a few things to provide the full enterprise experience.

Pros: Google Cloud Platform really is the BEST set of applications in the market for everything big data related.

GCP offers outstanding computation tools, market-leading data analytics tools, and machine learning capabilities to make your business make smarter decisions. Smart storage is also offered within the same eco-system. It really is a one-stop kind of a deal for artificial intelligence and big data.

Cons: Zero complaints with Google Cloud Platform.

Pros: as someone always on the go i appreciate the fact that you can access anything from anywhere on any device. its great for the office or work, but that is also a downside, it makes it easier for people to get into your things so just be weary of that!

Cons: The only con for me is the security risk's associated with leaving your info logged in everywhere, and the mass collecting of data that google does on everything. however if you dont mind the spying, its great!

Pros: Google Cloud Platform is a great tool for collaboration. It is a very productive tool if used correctly. There is no learning curve if you are a computer user and you know a thing or two about spread sheets or word you can start collaborating.

Cons: A lot of new things are in testing phase so you cannot trust those features. Admin side is a bit complex. Somewhat browser dependent like its more suitable with chrome

Overall: Its a good platform. All of your services are integrated and its secure.