Google today announced the availability of a second-generation beta version of the Google Cloud SQL service, the host version of the MySQL database. The second generation offers better performance and better storage than the original version, which first launched in 2011.

The new version of Cloud SQL can scale up to 10 terabytes, 15,000 IOPS per second, and 104 GB of RAM. Blog post In the news.

Google clearly wants developers to give this service a try. Hesterberg writes that the company is offering $ 300 in credit and is applying Google’s renewal discount in beta.

The activity of traditional SQL databases is important. Google’s biggest rival in the cloud market, Amazon Web Services, took it more seriously last year to roll out enterprise-grade services. Aurora Database Enginein the same way Database migration tool..

In addition to improving performance and scalability, Google is actively working on rolling out entirely new features. More recently, Google Cloud CDN To cache content close to the user. Google strives to keep prices lower than Amazon Web Services.

In fact, Google promises that 2nd generation Cloud SQL will offer the same performance and a better price than the 1st generation. But over time, it’s clear that these upgrades will allow more businesses to sign up to run their apps in the Google cloud.

Google certainly seems to have captured the hearts of big business developers lately and is determined to earn a credit card number. Last month, Silicon Valley acclaimed Diane Greene, co-founder of server virtualization company VMware, who has taken on all of Google’s cloud activities. Acquisition by Google of its startup Bebop..