This repository provides a concise, four-word-or-less description for every publicly available Google Cloud product, feature, and service. It serves as a quick reference for developers, engineers, and anyone needing a rapid overview of the Google Cloud ecosystem. The project aims to simplify understanding and recall of the vast array of Google Cloud offerings.

How It Works

The project is a curated list of Google Cloud products, each summarized with a maximum of four words, often utilizing hyphens and slashes for brevity. This approach distills complex services into easily digestible phrases, facilitating quick comprehension and comparison. The descriptions are maintained directly in the README.md file, making it a living document that can be easily updated via pull requests.

Quick Start & Requirements

This project is a static document; no installation or execution is required. Users can directly view the README.md file for the cheat sheet. Downloadable PNG versions and desktop wallpapers are available.

Highlighted Details

• Comprehensive coverage of all publicly available Google Cloud products.
• Includes links to official product pages and documentation for deeper dives.
• Offers downloadable versions (PNGs) with light and dark backgrounds, and desktop wallpapers.
• Actively maintained with an open invitation for community contributions and suggestions.

Maintenance & Community

The project is maintained by Priyanka Vergadia and the Google Developer Relations Team. Community contributions are welcomed via pull requests to the README.md file. Feedback can be provided via Twitter to @pvergadia or @GoogleCloudTech.

Licensing & Compatibility

The repository's content is not explicitly licensed in the README. However, given its origin and nature as a descriptive list of Google Cloud products, it is likely intended for informational and educational purposes. Users should exercise caution regarding commercial use or redistribution without explicit permission.

Limitations & Caveats

The cheat sheet only includes publicly available products and does not cover pre-release or private alpha versions. While efforts are made to be comprehensive, the brevity of the descriptions may not capture the full nuance or complexity of each service.