Google’s object storage – Cloud Storage

Google Cloud Storage is a Google-managed, highly available, and durable object storage for storing unstructured immutable data such as images, videos, and documents. Its common use cases are website hosting, content storage and delivery, analytics, and backup and archiving.

All data stored in Google Cloud Storage is encrypted with Google- or customer-managed keys. The service is globally available and consistent, making it visible to all entitled users after a file is uploaded. In addition, there is no limit on the objects you can store. Each object includes data, metadata, and a unique identifier used to interact with it.

Objects stored in Google Cloud Storage are organized in containers called buckets. Buckets belong to a project and help organize and control data access. We can configure buckets to match the desired performance, availability, and cost efficiency.

This section will focus on designing Google Cloud Storage...