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Working of Google Cloud Platform

Pre-requisite: Google Cloud Platform

Google Cloud Platform is a collection of cloud computing services offered by Google, including Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), Platform as a Service (PaaS), and Software as a Service (SaaS) products. These services are designed to provide businesses with the tools and resources they need to run their applications and data on Google’s infrastructure.



The GCP services are built on top of Google’s global network of data centers, which are designed to provide low latency and high performance for users.

Modes To Access GCP Services 

There are six ways to access Google Cloud Platform (GCP) services:



  1. The Google Cloud Console: A web-based user interface that provides a simplified, easy-to-use interface for managing GCP services.
  2. The gcloud CLI Tool: It allows you to interact with GCP services using the command line.
  3. The Cloud SDK: A set of tools for developing and deploying applications to GCP, which includes the gcloud command-line tool.
  4. Google Cloud API: It allows to access GCP services programmatically.
  5. Cloud Marketplace: It offers pre-configured and ready-to-use solutions from ISVs, SaaS providers, and Google which can be easily deployed, integrated and managed.
  6. Cloud Shell: It is an online command-line interface that provides a secure and pre-configured environment for running GCP commands directly in a web browser.

Services Provided by the GCP

1. Application Development Process

 

2. Storing and Managing Data

 

3. Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence

 

4. Managing and Analyzing Data

 

In summary, GCP allows users to build and run applications, store and manage data, and perform big data analytics and machine learning. It comprises a global network of data centers as infrastructure, a collection of various tools and technologies as services, a web-based console, a command-line interface, APIs for accessing and managing the services, and security and compliance features for protecting data and resources.


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