On a normal Compute instance, I have to use persistent storage to keep my data safe and replicated as the local ssd is ephimeral.
-- What about Cloud SQL ? Are data stored in database replicated and kept safe automatically?
What happens in case of instance crashes, node failure and so on?
Some of my apps doesn't require a MySQL replica, thus I don't need HA and read replicas (exactly like using a single VPS with MySQL on it).
But is Google able to restore database automatically in case of crashes?
In other words, are Cloud SQL instances stored on a RAID or something similiar ?
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