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Databases in the Google Cloud
Spoiled for Choice
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The Google Cloud platform offers a wide range of products for operating databases in the cloud. Depending on the deployment scenario, you can choose whether low latency, storing very large data volumes, or even machine learning is the focus. Moreover, you can specify whether classic SQL is required or whether you are happy with NoSQL services.
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