Filestore instances are fully managed NFS file servers on Google Cloud (GCP) for use with applications running on Compute Engine virtual machines (VMs) instances or Google Kubernetes Engine clusters.
You can create and manage Filestore instances by using the
Google Cloud Console or the gcloud command-line tool, and interact with the NFS file share on
the instance by using standard operating system commands.
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New features
High Scale SSD tier
High Scale SSD tier instances provide greater performance in multi-client
scenarios and allow you to grow or shrink capacity between 60 TB and 320 TB
based on your storage needs.
To learn more about the High Scale SSD tier and the changes, see High Scale tier.
IP-based access control
IP-based access control allows you to control access to Filestore instances based on the IP address of clients.
To learn how to create a Filestore instance with IP-based access restrictions, see Creating instances.
To learn how to restrict access to an existing Filestore instance, see Editing instances.
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