Jake M. said: Other than stability, will these migrations improve performance? Since Riley's pretty busy getting ready for this move, I'm going to answer this to the best of my ability (I got informed enough to be able to help make the decision, but my terminology might not be 100%). There's potential for some improvement merely from lessened communication time between Firebase (our real-time server, owned by Google) and Google Cloud (our soon-to-be database). Additionally, the way Google Cloud does their storage is will allow us to organize in a way that may end up being a little more efficient-- potentially the virtual machines may not have to be as many / won't be shared in the same ways. Again, this is something we were considering before these stability issues arose in hopes of squeezing some more umph out of our capabilities.