Google Cloud Platform Cloud Identity-Aware Proxy Reviews

The most valuable features of Google Cloud Platform are the Kubernetes engine, CI/CD, and BigQuery. 

Apigee is a good feature because we analyzed and changed the computer-associated AP to Apigee. We compared the features and created the clusters to change the solution to Apigee. It's a good option on the Google Cloud Platform. And I like BigQuery, which is a fantastic database on the SaaS model. The hard part is creating the pack because our applications are in Azure Data Proxy, Data Fabric, and Data Factory. Our team used these tools in Azure, but in the future, they will transition to GCP.

I've been using Google Cloud Platform for one year.

Google support is outstanding. It's effortless to contact Google engineers, who are all Brazilians. The work is well explained, and they participate in our technical meetings. 

I think the price of Google Cloud Platform is reasonable. However, Microsoft is the most cost-effective solution for us because of Azure's integration. And we already have licenses for Windows Server and the databases, so the price is attractive. And the price of AWS is higher, but we have only two big applications on the AWS. Still, I like Google so much, and my company thinks GCP is the best way to handle our workloads.

I rate Google Cloud Platform nine out of 10. I like the GCP so much because it's flexible. We have tools for similar tech drivers, and we can connect them in the other clouds, where I use the Anthos platform. I created an Anthos platform for similar tech drivers to administer all of the different cloud solutions on the same platform. So, for example, I can put the comments on Cloud Shell and create a resource in the other clouds.

I use Google Cloud IAP to secure my applications by verifying user identities.

I like Google Cloud IAP because it is easy to use and stable.

As an individual developer, I would like Google Cloud IAP to offer more flexibility, especially for smaller-scale usage.

I have been using  Google Cloud IAP for seven years.

I would rate the stability as a nine out of ten.

The support is very good.

I have previously used AWS, but Google is my preferred option.

I would recommend Google Cloud IAP for those starting, especially for individuals or smaller projects. While larger enterprises might lean towards AWS, I have found Google Cloud to be effective for my needs. Overall, I would rate Google Cloud IAP as a nine out of ten.

I use the solution for emails, reminders, and other personal work. I am a service engineer, and I use the solution alone.

I like that the solution has high availability and is stable and free. Likewise, the interface is quite good.

The local sales team contact is not easily available. If I want to contact a sales account manager at Google directly to buy something, I cannot approach them directly. I have to go through layers of vendors. Only then can I somehow approach.

I've used Google Cloud Platform for about five or six years now.

I rate the solution's stability a nine out of ten because there is scope for improvement.

The initial setup was easy and intuitive. It was an easy transition.

I rate Google Cloud Platform a nine out of ten. I recommend the solution to others, and my friends and family always use it.

Our use case is to plug platforms, especially applications that are 
based on website micro services such as containers. 

From our perspective this is a good solution that functions well and has good features. 

We are based in France and it's difficult to find people with sufficient training to assist us. I'd like to see companies with the right level of expertise to help my customers to move their projects from the traditional information system or infrastructures on premise to cloud but it's very difficult to find that here. Google is not well supported in France. 

The initial setup was not so easy. The average deployment time is between one and two years. It requires an initial feasibility study to understand the scope. Once that's established you need to find the path to help set up the right security parameters. The migration is done through scripting and codes. The deployment requires project managers and engineers.

I recommend this solution but it's important to find the right partner and be sure you have a suitable use case. I rate this solution eight out of 10. 

It's a cloud-based solution, so it's always the latest version. We use it for identity management, monitor resources, and to monitor the cloud resources. The number of users are small, but the number of resources being managed is large. We plan to roll it out to about 30,000 people.

There is a certain accessibility feature that I can set using a cloud identity, which is really valuable to us.

I think that the documentation could be a bit better in terms of what is presented on the screen versus what actually happens. There's a little bit of confusion under your resource discovery you get in a search bar having to do with the level of complexity of the product design. But I think the documentation could be better.

We have been using Google Cloud Platform Cloud Identity-Aware Proxy for about a year.

It is very stable.

It scales well, in fact, it's quite relevant. We've not put it to an extreme level of scale, but we use it at a medium level of scalability. It's working well.

Google's technical support is really good. In fact, I've only been in touch through email and they've been really responsive. In fact, most of our responses happen in minutes.

The setup is straightforward. I don't think it's a function of how long it takes to set up. it's a continuous deployment. At the time it was a new resource that has to be reconfigured. The initial set up was a few days, but after that its incremental changes that we do.

We've evaluated Microsoft.

I would rate Google Cloud Platform Cloud Identity-Aware Proxy at an eight out of ten.

We use the solution for clustering data. You can share the link with the current person or can provide access to someone else.

The solution is easy to use.

There should be more optimization options.

I have been using Google Cloud from my university. We are using the latest version of the solution.

I rate the solution’s stability a nine out of ten.

Seventy users are using this solution. We have plans to increase the usage depending on the upcoming projects.

The initial setup is straightforward.

The deployment was done in-house.

The solution has an on-time cost.

Around two to four persons with knowledge and professional skills are required for maintenance.

I recommend the solution.

Overall, I rate the solution a ten out of ten.

We use the solution for continuous integration and deployment of applications on databases.

The solution's most valuable features are Google domains, UI setup, easy server access, and intuitive dashboards.

The solution's naming conventions feature needs improvement. We encounter issues while setting up emails as well. They should improve this particular area. Also, they should integrate the solution with more applications.

I have been using the solution for six months.

The solution's stability is good.

We have five solution users in our organization. It is expensive to scale up the solution.

The solution's initial setup was fine. However, it took a lot of work to name the features. The process involves setting up the server, connecting to the gateway, and setting up user access and security codes.

The implementation of the solution was done natively on the platform.

The solution generates a good return on investment.

We pay for the solution’s compute engine every month.

I rate the solution as an eight. I advise others to go through the documentation before deploying it. They can set up a small cluster to practice before implementing it.

Our use cases for the service include online form submission and PowerPoint and Excel version control.

Google Cloud Platform has the best feature for real-time collaboration.

Stability-wise, the service could be improved.

We have been using Google Cloud Platform for four to five years.

It is a stable service. Although, it could be better. I rate its stability an eight out of ten.

The service is very scalable. We have 200 users for it. Sometimes, we increase its usage by accommodating 300 users depending on the requirement.

We used Alfresco earlier. It is a good solution, but we had to follow some cumbersome steps for installation and deployment.

It is a cloud-based SaaS solution. There is no need to set it up.

The service is quite affordable. We have to pay yearly for it.

I rate Google Cloud Platform a nine out of ten.