The Storage platform, at least through a browser, doesn't support sorting by columns. I'd love to be able to click on a column header like "Last modified" and sort the output by that column.

Sometimes we started with instances like

node-1
node-2

and so on. Today, due to scaling, we have a lot of node-10, node-11 instances.

The problem here is the order of the data, as there's no option for natural sort. The instances appear like this in the overview:

node-1
node-10
node-11
node-2
node-3

That's unmanageble at some point. We're still waiting for the "rename instances" feature, that also could help with this problem. But I guess the sort order will be a less painful task for the GCP engineers.

Managing permissions on user-level is a mess. As users and their group relations are already available in GCP it would be natural to have this available for RBAC within GKE.

We wonder if the CDN can be managed with APIs rather than console shell like gcloud.

We wonder if the CDN can be managed with APIs rather than console shell like gcloud.

The current way of providing feature requests is not clear. There is uservoice forum, internal issue tracker(not applicable for us), external issue trackers which is not cared a lot since there is an internal tracker as well, emails, github issues which I provided many times for some projects like firebase.

This situation is really cumbersome and confusing. Please provide a single place for all requests.

Am I the only one who is checking releases notes one service by one service? Please make a page to check at once all of the Release Notes as AWS. I know there is blog home page but this is not same what we want.

@see https://aws.amazon.com/new/

Google Cloud Load Balancers are great but missing Internal Https Load Balancer. Please support Internal Load Balancer for https.

Check the status and logs of Training jobs submitted to the ML API

To make sure we purchase for another committed use discounts (renewal), would be great to have feature reminder every month or one month before the expiration date of committed use discount.
the salesperson would be happy, the customer would be more than happy! :)

I have a project with 5 instances. In billing report I can see the total project bill or the total bill for instance type, but not for a specific instance, or specific disk, I'm suggesting to have a detailed billing by instance too (like azure).

A workaround is to have one project for each instance but it is not good for me.

Regars,
Gaston

Right now Cloud CDN requires the configuration of a Load Balancer, which costs $18 a month. Furthermore, I am given a global IP that I then need to setup on my own subdomain.

What I want is just a way to put a CDN in front of my bucket. I don't mind using a generic url name such as obfuscatedbucketname.googleapis.com/path/to/my/object

Since October 1st 2018, most machine types are billed as individual vCPU and memory SKUs. The n1-standard, n1-highmem, and n1-highcpu machine types are billed by the individual vCPU and memory usage in two separate SKUs rather than billing by each machine type.
We start to receive a lot of complaints from our customers. Would you please change back to bill by machine types?

Google Cloud VPN should also support client server VPN for end users to connect from their win\mac clients.
Meantime provide steps to build a basic Windows VPN server \open VPN etc, with LDAP support.

At present the IP range for BGP peering in a partner interconnect is 169.254.x.x set by Google Cloud. This seems that cannot be customized.These has some problems:

- I need to do monitoring from the peering device to the VMs in the VPC. This monitoring cannot use the 169.254.x.x address range as source IP that the sockets will use by default.
- traceroute not working.
- maybe this list is not exhaustive.

AWS and Azure do support specify a custom IP range for BGP peering.

Block cursor is hard to work with. Especially when using magnifying on browsers (for example 125%). Please give us option of I-Beam type cursor if it is not hard to implement.

Make generated firewall rules read-only to prevent editing them accidentally

A user build its project by adding multiple VPC, subnets, compute resource, network services and other VMs across various regions. A dashboard which provides an intuitive pictorial representation of the complete project would be very helpful. It could be similar to representations you use across your documentation pages. For eg:
https://cloud.google.com/router/images/vpn-failover.svg

The topology may also include below items:
#### Ip addresses configured on each resources
#### Vpc peering,VPN tunnels, interconnect etc.

For larger projects, you may provide both minimal and expandable views.
Each vpc/subnet/region/resource on the topology should be a clickable item which would display further attributes associated with it.