Comparison Google Cloud Storage vs Amazon S3

Google Cloud Storage is a popular Google storage service commonly used by businesses. It is suitable for use by companies of different sizes. It provides scope for the storage of vast amounts of data along with the ease of its retrieval. It is considered an effective alternative to on-premises environments. Google Cloud Storage is known for its quick and easy deployment. It also provides quick replication of data within 15 minutes and is known as ‘Turbo Replication’. It provides easy data transfer along with many automatic redundancy options to choose from. It provides storage options such as standard storage, nearline storage, cold line storage and archive storage.

Amazon Simple Storage Service (S3), as the name suggests, is an online storage service offered by Amazon. It is recognized for its adaptability to different types of customers and industries. Amazon S3 is high in data storage capability and it can easily store data lakes, cloud-native applications and mobile applications. Amazon S3 provides various configuration options to help its users meet their various needs and requirements. Amazon S3 works by way of a non-hierarchal structure. It organizes and stores data in ‘S3 buckets’ and has the ability to append up to 10 key-value pairs known as S3 object tags to every object. It also provides an S3 Inventory and S3 Batch Operations for increased tracking and control of the data.