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Who uses Google Cloud?

dr_brown

Chevereto Member
Guys, tell me, I set up Storage on Google Cloud, I’m confused by the payment statistics, special Network Load Balancing: Forwarding Rule Minimum Service Charge in Netherlands
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Is it a little expensive, for the Balancer? Maybe I ordered extra services?
 
Google cloud is used by organizations that want to use image searches to improve the customer experience. Google Cloud is also used for GCP when a company wants to run an application that can leverage the power of data.
 
Guys, tell me, I set up Storage on Google Cloud, I’m confused by the payment statistics, special Network Load Balancing: Forwarding Rule Minimum Service Charge in Netherlands
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Is it a little expensive, for the Balancer? Maybe I ordered extra services?
I use Google Cloud for one of my 4 servers. Only thing you really need is a Bucket set up in your project settings, Google takes care of the load balancing for free. I think the first 5-10GB of storage and bandwidth are free.
 
I use Google Cloud for one of my 4 servers. Only thing you really need is a Bucket set up in your project settings, Google takes care of the load balancing for free. I think the first 5-10GB of storage and bandwidth are free.

You can only connect to the Google Bucket with your subdomain if you use CloudFlare's HTTPS / SSL.

If you do not use CloudFlare then the only way to make Google Bucket work is by using Google's own HTTPS SSL provided by their own loadbalancer which you have to pay extra for.

If you use CloudFlare for image sharing then you shouldn't be, as i found out the hard way!
 
You can only connect to the Google Bucket with your subdomain if you use CloudFlare's HTTPS / SSL.

If you do not use CloudFlare then the only way to make Google Bucket work is by using Google's own HTTPS SSL provided by their own loadbalancer which you have to pay extra for.

If you use CloudFlare for image sharing then you shouldn't be, as i found out the hard way!
Or, if you use a pull CDN, you can use their free SSL certificates.
 
I'd like to know more. What do you mean by pull CDN? I'm curious to know how this works?

If you sign up with a provider such as BunnyCDN 🐰, you'll be able to set up what's called a pull CDN, where content is pulled from an origin and then stored on the CDN, and then served through the CDN in new requests.

For example, one of my staging buckets is https://storage.googleapis.com/drop-moe.staging.appspot.com

I set up BunnyCDN to pull from this URL with https://dropmoe.b-cdn.net
 
If you sign up with a provider such as BunnyCDN 🐰, you'll be able to set up what's called a pull CDN, where content is pulled from an origin and then stored on the CDN, and then served through the CDN in new requests.

For example, one of my staging buckets is https://storage.googleapis.com/drop-moe.staging.appspot.com

I set up BunnyCDN to pull from this URL with https://dropmoe.b-cdn.net

Understood, this makes sense. So Pull CDN is literally pulling the content onto CDN as oppose to changing the DNS to do it.
 
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