Does anyone other that Google use GCE for production workloads? I never meet people who are. My sense is they're a distant #3. Maybe they don't have the stora

Does anyone other that Google use GCE for production workloads? I never meet people who are. My sense is they're a distant #3. Maybe they don't have the storage issues Azure does? Or maybe they're worse. Who knows. AWS has indicated that the network is the bottleneck growing faster at a slower rate than everything else which has huge implications for anything network attached. There is tremendous IP required to be competitive in the space and admittedly Google may well have built that capability for its own services. still the number one thing holding Google back has got to be the fundamental lack of knowing how to be an enterprise oriented business. I suppose that can be learned just as Microsoft is learning to be a cloud business. my final concern is their branding seems komplex I don't like Google "compute engine" as it doesn't flow off the tongue nor does the acronym. Google Cloud does but it's confused if they want to call Google Cloud compute and Google Cloud docs and email all cloud offerings... admittedly Microsoft blurs these lines too. Only AWS can claim to be be the clear compute cloud winner and not need to hide cloud usage numbers in SaaS offerings also sold