Magento – Deploying magento on google cloud

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I want to move my magento site from AWS to Google and I want to make sure Im doing it the right way as I am new with google cloud computing. These are the steps Im planning on doing:

create an instance and install redis and my magento store on it.
create sql for my DB
create a snapshop of this instance
create a template from this snapshot
create a group of instances with the template
create a load balancer and connect it with the instance group

is that the correct way to build a solid and fairly scalable magento site on Google cloud?

are there any other services I can use to make my store even more fast and scalable?

Any suggestions would be welcome (:

Thanks

Best Answer

From my experience, the perfect number to start with is 3 VM:

1x web (this would be in a "webserver" group and hit by the loadbalancer)
1x admin
1x mysql (or CloudSql if your code is higly optimized)

From there, you could scale as much as the mysql can stand

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