Google is rapidly moving to the cloud

As we all know, Google is the most proficient in thin computers, just use the necessary resources to run the program. Earlier in the conference, Google announced its own cloud computing services: Google Compute Engine. Foreign experts predict that Google may snatch away some fans of cloud services from Amazon, and Google should have some performance advantages.

Google's own developers also blogged that Google Cloud Services relied on three certificates to fight cloud service providers, including Amazon.

Size: Google Inside We handle a large number of computing tasks daily, like indexing webpages, handling billions of search queries in a single day. But with the Google Data Center, Google Compute Engine reduces the amount of time it takes to manage a large number of tasks and streamlines the flow of computing. You can release many computer clusters and thousands of cores.

Performance: Many people are not accustomed to cloud performance, but our users will benefit from the efficiency and continuous operation of Google Data Center. For example, we have a mature network to ensure the continuity of the cloud, even in a shared cloud you will not suddenly dropped, you can adjust an application without worrying about it.

Low-cost: From the point of view of cost-saving, cloud computing is very marketable. Because of the economies of scale and efficiency of our data center, our Google Compute Engine delivers up to 50% more computing power at the same price than other cloud service providers.

When the pilot scale, few companies can achieve 100000 servers, 770,000 available kernel capacity standards; and Google was reported that the server has 1 million, while the only seemingly the only match with Amazon. While comparing the price, Google said that "the Google Compute Engine can deliver 50% more computation at the same price." But Amazon could do that too, so it's time to see how Google breaks its low bottom line. But the most important thing is performance!

If Google can address the input / output Amazon users face, network performance inconsistency, we can guarantee that Google can win this turn, because the input / output problem is that many similar technology companies want to solve the problem, if Google took the lead, A large number of fans are expected to migrate to Google in mid-2013 in Amazon and some EC2 users will also be evacuated.

Alternatively, if Google does not perform as well as Amazon AWS, or if the Google Compute Engine service has some major limitations, most of the users will be quietly on AWS at Amazon while others will be directed at Google's size and experience In the past, then it was time for the two to start protracted warfare.