Google App Engine
A flexible, zero ops platform for building highly available apps
|
- You want to focus on writing code, and never want to touch a server, cluster, or infrastructure.
- You want to build a highly reliable and scalable serving app or component without doing it all yourself.
- You value developer velocity over infrastructure control.
- You want to minimize operational overhead.
|
- A range of curated serving stacks with smart defaults and deep customizability.
- Support for Java, Python, PHP, Go, Ruby, Node.js, and ASP.NET Core (beta) ... or bring your own app runtime (Custom Runtimes are supported in App Engine Flexible)
- Integrated SDK, managed services, and local development environment.
- App versioning with zero-downtime upgrades.
- Traffic splitting.
- Automatic high availability with built-in auto-scaling.
|
- Web sites.
- Mobile app and gaming backends.
- RESTful APIs.
- Internal Line of Business (LOB) apps.
- Internet of things (IoT) apps.
|
Google Kubernetes Engine
Logical infrastructure powered by Kubernetes, the open source container orchestration system.
|
- You want to increase velocity and improve operability dramatically by separating the app from the OS.
- You need a secure, scalable way to manage containers in production.
- You don’t have dependencies on a specific operating system.
|
- Logical infrastructure - focus on your app components, not virtual machines.
- Easy mechanisms for building loosely-coupled distributed systems.
- Run the same application on your laptop, on premise and in the cloud.
|
- Containerized workloads.
- Cloud-native distributed systems.
- Hybrid applications.
|
Google Compute Engine
Virtual machines running in Google's global data center network
|
- You need complete control over your infrastructure and direct access to high-performance hardware such as GPUs and local SSDs.
- You need to make OS-level changes, such as providing your own network or graphic drivers, to squeeze out the last drop of performance.
- You want to move your application from your own colo or datacenter to the cloud without rewriting it.
- You need to run a software package that can’t easily be containerized or you want to use existing VM images.
|
- Virtual machines with network-attached and ultra-high performance local storage options.
- Preemptible virtual machines for inexpensive batch jobs and fault-tolerant workloads.
- Customizable load-balancing and auto-scaling across homogeneous VMs.
- Direct access to GPUs that you can use to accelerate specific workloads.
- Support for the most popular flavors of Linux and Windows operating systems.
|
- Any workload requiring a specific OS or OS configuration.
- Currently deployed, on-premises software that you want to run in the cloud.
|
Comments
Post a Comment