Public cloud services have ushered an era of tremendous innovations in computing infrastructure. However, all hyperscale cloud implementations suffer from disruptions one way or the other. When you sign up for public cloud services, it is important to pay a lot more attention to your application resilience. For instance, Codeanywhere, a San Francisco-based company that provides a cloud-hosted coding collaboration platform, has blamed a Google Cloud Platform (GCP) outage for the disappearance of customers’ projects
We recommend checking out cloud provider status pages often - [ Ссылка ], for example. The best way to withstand the disruptions is to create resiliency at the application environment level by automating all the infrastructure services along with data to failover to other regions where the services are running properly. Appranix recommends the following,
* Follow Google application resiliency framework
* Avoid the risk of building complex recoverability frameworks yourselves
* Test your applications recoverability often with a proactive chaos engineering approach
* Use all the Google cloud-native services without any additional backup or data management infrastructure so you can guarantee recoverability when you need the most
