Amazon Web Services vs Google Cloud

This report should consider Amazon Web Services for comparison of its equivalent capabilities with those of the Google Cloud. Each of the three main sections of report should cover Google Cloud technologies chosen from the lists below. These sections will make up the bulk of your report. You should also include an Introduction (Section 0) and a Conclusion (Section 4) together with a list of references.

Section 1 (pick one from the following)

• Google Cloud resource architecture including Regions, Zones and Billing

• Cloud Functions

• Cloud SQL and Cloud Spanner

• Cloud IAM and Cloud IAP

• VPC and networking support

 Section 2 (pick one from the following) • Google Cloud Console, Cloud SDK, Cloud Shell and REST APIs

• App Engine and any additional PaaS support

• Cloud Storage

• Cloud Endpoints and Apigee

• Cloud Deployment Manager and IaC

• AI Platform and Cloud AutoML

Section 3 (pick one from the following)

• Compute Engine and any additional IaaS support

• Google Kubernetes Engine

• Datastore, Firestore and Cloud Bigtable

• Cloud Pub/Sub

• Operations Suite

• Cloud Dataproc and Cloud Dataflow

You are required to create a formal technical report conforming to the previous requirements. This report must adhere to the following constraints:

 The report should have page numbers and a cover page clearly stating name, date, student number and module code.

Sourced material should be referenced and cited appropriately in your report narrative.

 The report should be properly structured into sections with captioned and cross-referenced diagrams, code listings and tables as appropriate. Diagrams, if obtained from sourced material, do not need to be redrawn but when used in the report should be cited. If code listings are included these should be as source code and not screen captures. The report should be formatted for A4 size paper with single-line spacing. The length of the report should be 2000 words. The report should be in Microsoft Word format. A similarity index below 10% is expected.