Always was, always will be. For them customers are always the last
Always was, always will be. For them customers are always the last
I don't believe that to be the case, last I heard a year or two back the vast majority of it -does- run on a google GCP tenant account and what didn't was largely at least in the process of migration planning.
(my source here is "pillow talk with a senior GCP engineer" and I don't believe she had any reason to lie to me)
I wish it was. But running anything that bridges google3 and GCP is a nightmare. Outside of acquisitions and OSSish stuff like chrome, it's really rare to see GCP used. Oddly enough their corp eng team does quite a bit with making GCP accessible to the rest of the company.
Source: former Google SRE who actually worked on one of those teams.