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 ...

Google wants to to make it easier for companies to Microsoft SQL Server database workloads to it's cloud infrastructure as a service platform. Close.

First on the list is Cloud SQL for Microsoft SQL Server, which will launch later this year. When it does, it’ll allow customers to bring existing, on-premises SQL Server workloads to Google ...

Google Cloud just unveiled a new edition of Cloud SQL, its enterprise-ready, fully managed database service for running MySQL, PostgreSQL, and SQL Server workloads. Cloud SQL Enterprise Plus, ...

The new preview allows Google Cloud SQL instances of as much as 10GB and "is ideal for small to medium-sized applications," Google said. Other features of the service listed on the introductory Web ...

Google says that after today’s update, Cloud SQL will feature throughput rates that are up to seven times faster than the earlier version, and the service will be able to scale to up to 10TB of ...

Configuring SQL Server failover cluster instances in the Google Cloud This section outlines the process used to configure a simple two-server failover cluster across the Google Cloud Platform’s ...