The most valuable features of Google Cloud Storage are flexibility and sustainability.
Google Cloud Storage can improve by having better integration and migration tools.
There's a concept called parallel runs. Whenever you are migrating from an assets platform to the target platform. To some extent, once you migrate into the Google Cloud Storage platform, none of the customers are ready to decommission their existing platform. In this case, you have to parallelly verify both the assets and migrated systems for them to work. Google Cloud Storage as of now, doesn't have any parallel verification system, while Amazon AWS and Microsoft Azure do. Adding this feature would add value and enable them to handle large-scale migration engagement.
Google Cloud Storage needs to have a complete end-to-end solution to be competitive with the other offerings.
I have been using Google Cloud Storage for approximately four years.
Google Cloud Storage is a stable solution.
Most of the clients that are using Google Cloud Storage are small-scale companies. Insurance companies and banks typically use Amazon AWS and Microsoft Azure.
I have found Google Cloud Storage to be scalable but has limits.
We have reached out to Google if there are any changes in the storage or any other issues. As a Google partner, which gives us a different level of support.
I previously used Amazon AWS and Microsoft Azure.
Amazon AWS and Microsoft Azure have an end-to-end solution. Google Cloud Storage, recently entered the market, they don't have their own solutions for migration and transformation, they are depending on any other service providers.
Google Cloud Storage's initial setup is simple.
The price of Google Cloud Storage is reasonable when compared to other similar solutions.
I rate Google Cloud Storage a nine out of ten.