It's interesting how naive the gcloud folks in commenting here seem to be about how it is to be an enterprise customer evaluating their service. Deploying to a cloud vendor is a bit like deciding to build a house on a rented lot. You place an incredible amount of trust in your landlord - unbelievable really. It's a miracle people do it at all in some ways. This kind of action is like Google going to their land for rent and posting earthquake signs on front of it. It is toxic to the most fundamental element of trust people rely on when they choose a cloud vendor. It can't possibly be worth whatever miniscule revenue they will accrue from implementing this.