Cloud Storage reliability guide

Last reviewed 2023-07-07 UTC

Cloud Storage is a durable and highly available object repository with advanced security and sharing capabilities. This service is used for storing and accessing data on Google Cloud infrastructure.

Best practices

Best practices for Cloud Storage - general best practices for Cloud Storage, including tips to maximize availability and minimize latency of your applications, improve the reliability of upload operations, and improve the performance of large-scale data deletions.
Request rate and access distribution guidelines - how to minimize latency and error responses on read, write, and delete operations at very high request rates by understanding how Cloud Storage auto-scaling works.

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Last updated 2023-07-07 UTC.