Google’s public cloud, which other companies can use to run applications, is now offering virtual machines (VMs) — slices of physical servers — with a lot more storage space than before. As of today, you can assign as much as 64TB of Persistent Disk to a specific VM in Google Compute Engine. “The volume size […]
Google Compute Engine now offers 64TB of storage for a single virtual machine
Venture Beat - 1 Feb 2016 21:37
Google’s public cloud, which other companies can use to run applications, is now offering virtual machines (VMs) — slices of physical servers — with a lot more storage space than before. As of today, you can assign as much as 64TB of Persistent Disk to a specific VM in Google Compute Engine. “The volume size […]
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