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Tracking 330 GCP releases · Updated

  • Google Cloud release notes infragcpengineer ·

    Google Distributed Cloud for bare metal 1.34.500-gke.108 released

    Google Distributed Cloud (software only) for bare metal version 1.34.500-gke.108 is now available, running on Kubernetes v1.34.7-gke.200. This release includes several bug fixes addressing issues with control plane node bootstrapping, certificate rotation, etcd encryption updates, and cluster provisioning. Administrators and engineers managing bare-metal environments should review the release notes for specific details on the fixed vulnerabilities and operational improvements.

    patch announcement
  • Google Cloud release notes gcpgaengineerfinance ·

    Google Cloud CCaaS 4.35 Addresses Numerous Issues

    Google Cloud has released version 4.35 of its Contact Center as a Service (CCaaS) platform, introducing fixes for various operational and integration issues. These updates aim to improve agent experience, campaign dialing accuracy, and data reporting across different communication channels and CRM integrations. The release impacts agents, administrators, and developers working with the CCaaS platform and its associated integrations. Specific fixes include issues with URL formatting, campaign dialer logic, transcription services, file uploads, and CRM ticket creation.

    patch announcement
  • Google Cloud release notes aigcppreviewdeprecationengineer ·

    Gemini Enterprise updates: Site filters, PagerDuty integration, and Flash control

    Gemini Enterprise now supports filtering Google Sites data stores and connecting PagerDuty data stores, both in public preview. The Gemini Enterprise assist feature has been deprecated and shut down. Administrators can control Gemini 3.5 Flash visibility, with changes to default availability planned for June 2026.

    deprecation feature announcement
  • Google Cloud release notes securityinfragcpsecurity-advisoryengineer ·

    Container Optimized OS Updates Address Security Vulnerabilities

    This release of Google Container Optimized OS includes multiple package upgrades and patches to address numerous security vulnerabilities, primarily in the Linux kernel, Go, and curl. The updates ensure system security and stability for users running COS. The changes are available now for all users.

    security patch announcement
  • Google Cloud release notes observabilitygcpgaengineer ·

    Cloud Trace GA with SQL Analytics and Observability API

    Google Cloud Trace is now generally available, integrating SQL-based query and analysis of trace data within Observability Analytics. This allows users to chart query results, save queries, and join trace with log data. The Observability API is also GA, enabling configuration of trace data storage, encryption, and BigQuery dataset linking for enhanced analysis.

    feature announcement
  • Google Cloud release notes datagcpengineer ·

    Managed Service for Apache Spark: Image Rollback

    Several subminor image versions for the Managed Service for Apache Spark have been rolled back due to issues. This change affects users who recently updated to these specific image versions. The rollback applies to Debian 12, Rocky 9, and Ubuntu 22 (including ARM variants) for version 2.2.82.

    announcement
  • Google Cloud release notes securitygcppreviewengineer ·

    Google SecOps SOAR adds calculated fields for dynamic data derivation

    Google Security Operations Security Orchestration, Automation, and Response (SOAR) introduces calculated fields, allowing users to dynamically derive new data points within cases and alerts using logical formulas. This enhancement, now in Preview, enables real-time computation based on existing fields, aiding in richer case analysis. The feature is rolling out with release 6.3.86, which also includes general bug fixes.

    feature announcement
  • Google Cloud release notes securitygcpengineer ·

    Google SecOps SOAR Release 6.3.85 Available

    Google SecOps SOAR has released version 6.3.85, now accessible across all regions. This update likely includes enhancements or fixes for security orchestration, automation, and response capabilities. The availability across all regions means all users can access the latest version without regional restrictions.

    announcement
  • Google Cloud release notes infragcpengineer ·

    Apigee hybrid v1.14.5 includes security fixes and UI improvements

    Google Cloud has released Apigee hybrid version 1.14.5, which incorporates various security and CVE fixes, alongside updates to the Apigee UI. This release also marks the independent versioning of the Apigee Emulator, decoupling its updates from the hybrid release cycle. The update is available now for users managing Apigee hybrid instances.

    security announcement
  • Google Cloud release notes securitygcpsecurity-advisoryengineer ·

    Apigee Emulator v2.0.0 improves security and decouples releases

    Apigee Emulator has been updated to version 2.0.0, independently versioned from Apigee hybrid for faster security updates. This release addresses 78 security vulnerabilities across various components, including Jackson Databind, SnakeYAML, Guava, and Go standard library. The updated emulator is available now and can be accessed via Google Artifact Registry, with instructions provided for updating VS Code Cloud Code settings.

    security feature announcement
  • Google Cloud release notes infragcpengineer ·

    Google Distributed Cloud for bare metal 1.35.100-gke.72 released

    Google Distributed Cloud (software only) for bare metal version 1.35.100-gke.72 is now available. This release runs on Kubernetes v1.35.3-gke.400 and includes fixes for vulnerabilities. Users should check storage partner qualifications before upgrading.

    patch announcement
  • Google Cloud release notes securityinfragcpsecurity-advisoryengineer ·

    Container Optimized OS Updates: Kernel, Drivers, and Security Fixes

    Container Optimized OS (COS) has been updated with a new Linux kernel version (6.18.32) and numerous security patches, including fixes for CVE-2025-38584 and CVE-2026-43060. The update also introduces support for new NVIDIA driver branches and adds the `cos_kernel_args` tool for manipulating kernel command line arguments. These changes are relevant for users running workloads on Google Cloud's Container Optimized OS, particularly those utilizing GPUs.

    security feature patch announcement
  • Google Cloud release notes awsgaengineer ·

    SAP on Google Cloud Agent for SAP v3.14 GA

    Version 3.14 of Google Cloud's Agent for SAP is now generally available, introducing support for customer-managed encryption keys (CMEK) during SAP HANA disk snapshot recovery. This update also includes logging and stability enhancements, along with minor bug fixes. This release impacts SAP users on Google Cloud needing enhanced data protection for recovery operations.

    announcement
  • Google Cloud release notes infragcpgaarchitect ·

    Google Distributed Cloud for VMware 1.35.100-gke.72 Released

    Google Distributed Cloud (software only) for VMware version 1.35.100-gke.72 is now available, running on Kubernetes v1.35.3-gke.400. This update includes a fix for cluster health checks and diagnostics on non-advanced user clusters. Administrators should verify storage partner compatibility and be aware of a 7-14 day rollout period for API clients.

    patch announcement
  • Google Cloud release notes infragcpengineer ·

    Apigee hybrid v1.16.4 includes container image fix

    Apigee hybrid version v1.16.4 was released, addressing a bug where container images were missing. This patch release ensures proper image integration with Helm charts, simplifying upgrades for users. It is available for all users with an existing Apigee hybrid installation.

    patch announcement
  • Google Cloud release notes networkinggcpengineer ·

    Apigee X: Model Armor response parsing fix

    A new version of Apigee X (1-17-0-apigee-8) has been released with an update to Model Armor response parsing. This fix prevents policy failures when new fields are added to Model Armor responses. The rollout began today and may take several business days to complete across all Google Cloud zones.

    patch announcement
  • Google Cloud release notes infragcpdeprecationengineer ·

    Google Cloud VMware Engine 1-year CUDs End-of-Sale in London

    Google Cloud VMware Engine 1-year committed use discounts (CUDs) for ve1 SKUs are now End-of-Sale in the London region. Existing CUDs remain unaffected, and users can continue with on-demand pricing or switch to ve2 nodes and their associated CUDs. This change impacts customers using ve1 SKUs in the europe-west2 region.

    announcement
  • Google Cloud release notes securitygcpengineer ·

    Confidential Space adds Intel Trust Authority support

    Google Cloud's Confidential Space now supports Intel Trust Authority (ITA) for independent attestation. This feature allows users to verify the hardware and software state of their Confidential Space environments using Intel's attestation service. The update is available with Confidential Space image 260500 and is primarily relevant for engineers and architects managing sensitive workloads.

    announcement
  • Google Cloud release notes networkinggcppreviewengineer ·

    Cloud Service Mesh Adds EnvoyFilter Support and API Status Codes

    Managed Cloud Service Mesh now supports a limited EnvoyFilter API implementation via the TRAFFIC_DIRECTOR, enabling advanced features like local rate limiting for data planes. Additionally, it can report status codes for Istio API acceptance or rejection, visible on resource and mesh state. These updates primarily benefit engineers and architects managing service meshes, providing greater control and visibility.

    announcement
  • Google Cloud release notes dataaigcpgapreviewengineer ·

    BigQuery Enhances Query Execution and Python UDFs

    BigQuery can now re-execute queries to proactively detect performance or correctness regressions at no extra cost. Python User-Defined Functions (UDFs) are now generally available, allowing integration with PyPI libraries and external services. Additionally, a new AI.AGG function is available in preview for semantic aggregation of unstructured data using natural language.

    feature announcement