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Google Persistent Disk

About Google Persistent Disk

Google Persistent Disk is block storage that attaches to Compute Engine or GKE instances. It provides storage with resizing and data protection features.

Key Capabilities

  • High-performance scalable block storage
  • Automatic data encryption and security
  • Cross-zone and cross-region replication
  • Incremental backups and snapshots
  • Flexible HDD and SSD storage options

Integrations

Google Compute EngineGoogle Kubernetes EngineGoogle Cloud Platform

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Quick Facts

cloud.google.com/persistent-disk
CategoryCloud Infrastructure
PricingSubscription
DeploymentCloud
Target SizeEnterprise