Google's Cloud Launches at I/O 2014

Cloud Debugger, a new tool to help you debug your applications in production with minimal performance overhead. Cloud Debugger gives you a full stack trace and snapshots of all local variables for any watchpoints that you set in your code with no performance impact.

Cloud Trace, to get deep insights into the performance of your cloud application. It helps you visualize and understand the time spent by your application for request processing and you can compare performance between various releases of your application, see latency distributions and easily correlate application changes to performance changes.

Google Cloud Monitoring powered by Stackdriver, designed to help you identify and address unusual behavior across your application stack.  Cloud Monitoring’s rich dashboards and powerful alerting tools give you the visibility that you need.  Cloud Monitoring is aware of popular open source applications and will automatically generate dashboards and alerting tuned for them.

Google Cloud Save, the new version enables your Android applications to synchronize data between devices with push notifications with no server code required.

Cloud Platform integration into Android Studio, simplifies the process of adding a Google App Engine backend to your mobile app. Android Studio now has three built-in App Engine backend module templates including Java Servlet, Java Endpoints, and an App Engine backend with Google Cloud Messaging.

Cloud Dataflow, a fully managed service for data processing. Based on years of internal research and development, Cloud Dataflow allows for easy and efficient data pipelines, which can execute either in batch or streaming mode with automatic optimizations.