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The Google Cloud deployment archetypes guide explores these six deployment archetypes in depth, and presents use cases and design considerations for each deployment archetype.

It also presents detailed guidance about when to use them. When you choose a deployment archetype for your cloud application, you need to consider the tradeoffs between sometimes conflicting design goals like availability, cost, and operational complexity. To help you navigate the available choices, the Google Cloud deployment archetypes guide provides a comparative analysis of the archetypes. For example, if an application should serve users in multiple countries and needs high availability, then you might need the multi-regional deployment archetype. But for an internal application that’s used by a group of employees within a single geographical region, you might prioritize cost over availability and, therefore, choose the regional deployment archetype.

Then, once you’ve selected a deployment archetype for your application, you need to build your cloud architecture by using Google Cloud services. To help you with that, we provide the following reference architectures and design guides:

Deciding the deployment archetype that’s best suited for a cloud application is an important step in your cloud architecture journey. This decision influences (and can help to simplify) subsequent design decisions regarding the Google Cloud products and features that you can or should use. The information in the Google Cloud deployment archetypes guide is there to help.