So it is with the Google Cloud, and the guidance we provided InfoWorld readers two years ago about creating a SQL Server failover cluster instance (FCI) in the Google Cloud no longer reflects best ...

Creating a Google Cloud SQL instance involves making only the necessary decisions: the storage type, the initial storage capacity, and whether you want a fail-over replica, automated backups ...

Starting this week, for instance, Google cloud platform will support SQL Server’s AlwaysOn Availability ... gives organizations a way to create custom virtual machines with as few as one virtual ...

The new preview allows Google Cloud SQL instances of as much as 10GB and "is ideal for small to medium-sized applications," Google said. Google said most MySQL features will be supported, with certain ...

because now you can use even more natural language as part of your SQL query, but it’s still well structured.” Google Cloud also connects AlloyDB with its Agentspace platform, creating a ...

With this update, Google is also switching up the pricing plan for Cloud SQL. The service now uses the same instance types as Compute Engine and because of this, it also now features Google’s ...

With 10,000 developers already using the preview, Google is now releasing pricing for the service. At Cloud SQL's preview launch, the company said that it would announce pricing at least 30 days ...

After two-and-a-half years in preview, Google’s Cloud SQL, the company’s fully managed ... By default, even the smallest instances can now handle up to 500GB of data (the limit was previously ...