Cloud Storage offers a variety of options to help you protect your data from accidental or malicious deletion and recover your data in the event of a disaster. These options can be useful for legal or regulatory compliance, as well as for protecting data that is critical to your business.
Options
Feature
Summary
Use case
Prevent individual objects from being deleted or overwritten by placing metadata flags on the objects you want to retain.
Data protection
Recovers deleted objects and retains them for a specified period of time before they're permanently deleted.
Data protection
- Retains all objects in a bucket for a specified minimum duration by defining data retention requirements on a per-bucket basis.
- Locks the bucket's retention policy to prevent it from being reduced or removed.
Data protection
- Retains objects for a specified minimum duration by defining data retention requirements on a per-object basis.
- Locks the object's retention policy to prevent it from being reduced or removed.
Data protection
Replicates data to both regions within a dual-region with an RPO of 15
minutes.
Data redundancy
Asynchronously replicates data from a source bucket to a destination bucket
in a different location.
Data redundancy
A managed backup and disaster recovery (DR) service that provides secure storage and centralized backup management at scale for VMs and other workloads running in Google Cloud. With Backup and DR Service, you can:
- Back up Persistent Disk snapshots of your Compute Engine VMs to Cloud Storage buckets.
- Get comprehensive monitoring, auditing, and reporting for compliance.
- Defend against ransomware and other risks through insights into security threat events.
Data backup, disaster recovery
Migrates or replicates data to, from, or between object and file storage
systems, such as Cloud Storage, Amazon S3, and on-premises.
Data backup, data migration
Lets you transfer large amounts of data from on-premises to Cloud Storage
by using a physical appliance.
Data backup, data migration
