You've heard the term "cloud-native development," which embraces the idea that an application intended to run on a public cloud platform may be designed, tested, and deployed there, to begin with.

Google Cloud is a suite of Cloud Computing services offered by Google. The platform provides various services like compute, storage, networking, Big Data, and many more that run on the same infrastructure that Google uses internally for its end users like Google Search and YouTube.

Google server hasn’t gone down in years. So, if you are planning to run your application on the Google Cloud infrastructure, then you can be assured of your applications being safe and secure.

Google Cloud has been expanding across the globe. The reason is the wide array of services it offers to its users:

• Google Cloud Compute Services

• Google Cloud Storage Services

• Networking

• Big Data Services

• Security and Identity Management

• Management Tools

• Vertex AI

• IoT

• Dialog Flow

• Health Care APIs

• App Engine

• Server less Computing

Reliability

Reliability is first and foremost. I can hardly remember if my VM instance ever restarted without my having initiated it.

SSL certificates

ability to issue and manage SSL certificates for you automatically.

Storing Files/Assets

Google Cloud has storage “buckets” where you can put your files so they are not stored on a particular server. A bucket can be public, so you can store public images there, for example. Or a bucket can be secured, so you read and write files through a server. This is how you can store invoices and any other secured documents.

Scalability

VM instance and deploy extra instances.