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JENNY BROWN: There are a number of business benefits
that go along with moving applications to the Cloud,
and certain workloads are easier than others.
Apps running in the Cloud require a variety
of storage solutions, including block, file, or object storage,
and in some cases, a combination.
Ultimately, you need to find the appropriate storage
architecture for each need because you
can't rewrite every app to use one type of storage,
nor should you.
From a Cloud ops viewpoint, where you store
is just as important as what you store.
If you choose to use storage options from multiple companies
or work with third-party providers,
you'll be juggling multiple UIs, setup requirements,
and access points--
not to mention, setting up multiple IM, CMEK,
and other security policies results
in context switching that can seriously
impact your team's efficiency.
And let's be honest, your folks would love
to have their weekends back.
Fortunately, Google Cloud offers you a full portfolio
of block, file, and object storage
to choose from, including NFS storage solutions, so you don't
compromise on an SLA or business value
that you're delivering to your organization.
And if you're looking for file storage,
we have multiple options to best fit your needs.
For a quick overview of the Filestore product family,
we have Filestore Basic, which is built for many applications,
including test and dev workloads.
Filestore High Scale is excellent for larger storage
capacity requirements and higher performance requirements
that many HPC applications need, like genomic sequencing
or financial trading analytics.
Filestore Enterprise is designed for critical business
applications, like SAP and other use cases, that
also require high availability.
And having a simple, trusted, and streamlined place to manage
these settings and get things set up cannot be
underestimated.
Google Cloud gives you a simple, yet powerful, user interface
to provision storage capacity for applications utilizing NFS.
And if you're someone that likes coding,
we have a single set of Filestore APIs
you can use across the entire Filestore family.
And for those who need to deploy business-critical applications
in the Cloud, with many of the traditional enterprise
features, like high availability and integrated data protection,
we've built Filestore Enterprise.
Imagine having the protection you
need but with a Cloud-native and fully-managed storage
service that has a regional availability SLA
and file system snapshots.
Only in the Cloud can your data be seamlessly replicated
to multiple zones within a region,
all with a simplified, single point of access.
And with Filestore Snapshots, you
can rest assured that any and all of your data
can be recovered within minutes if the unthinkable happens.
For example, a Canadian financial services company
moved its core SAP banking systems to Google Cloud
as it digitally transformed its operations in order
to improve its client experiences.
However, they couldn't compromise
with a nonresilient storage solution.
High availability is of the utmost importance
for their mission-critical SAP systems.
And then there's a leading travel reservation company
that underwent an IT modernization initiative
and moved critical applications to the Cloud.
They chose Filestore Enterprise to store and protect
their information, ensuring their Cloud ops
and their users could recover any of that information
when needed.
No matter the demands of your architecture or industry,
Google Cloud has a comprehensive, trusted
portfolio of block, file, and object storage to choose from.
And regardless of which solution fits your needs,
you can keep things simple with the unified Admin console.
To learn more about Filestore Enterprise or any
of our Filestore solutions, check out
cloud.google.com/filestore and head to the console
to provision your own Filestore Enterprise instance in just
a few clicks today.
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