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(googler working in gcp here) The basic way to tell if something is part of GCP or another Google product that some marketing whiz managed to have "cloud" tack
by skj 8y ago
(googler working in gcp here)
The basic way to tell if something is part of GCP or another Google product that some marketing whiz managed to have "cloud" tacked onto the name is whether or not you need a GCP project to work with it.
- komali2 8y agoDo you not for Maps? All my API keys are lumped under "test_prjoect_1" for me, which I don't even remember creating.
- chrisbroadfoot 8y ago(GCP employee) Not true, as far as I know. Many (if not all) Google APIs require a GCP project for access via API key, service account credential, or mobile application.