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September 25, 2020

If you use Cloud Load Balancing, you can use network ingress controls so your app only receives requests that are routed through the load balancer.

July 23, 2020

Serverless VPC Access support for Shared VPC is now available in Beta.

July 08, 2020

External HTTP(S) Load Balancing is now supported for App Engine via Serverless network endpoint groups. Notably, this feature allows you to use Cloud CDN with App Engine.
This feature is available in Beta.

July 06, 2020

The Python 3.8 runtime for the App Engine standard environment is now generally available.

June 08, 2020

App Engine is now available in the asia-southeast2 region (Jakarta).

May 14, 2020

To get a fine-grained view of billing data for each resource used by your App Engine services, you can apply labels to the services, export your billing data to BigQuery, and run queries. For more information, see Labeling App Engine resources.

April 20, 2020

App Engine is now available in the us-west4 region (Las Vegas, NV).

March 13, 2020

App Engine is now available in the asia-northeast3 region (Seoul).

March 06, 2020

App Engine is now available in the us-west3 region (Salt Lake City, Utah).

February 11, 2020

App Engine is changing the URLs that you use to send requests to your apps. You can now include a region ID to help Google route your requests more efficiently and reliably. For example, an app can receive requests at https://<var>PROJECT_ID</var>.<var>REGION_ID</var>.r.appspot.com. This new URL is optional for existing apps, and will soon be required for all new apps.

To ensure a smooth transition, we are slowly updating App Engine to use region IDs. If we haven't updated your Google Cloud project yet, you won't see a region ID for your app. Since the ID is optional for existing apps, you don't need to update URLs or make other changes once the region ID is available for your existing apps.

February 06, 2020

You can no longer apply new spending limits to projects. Existing spending limits will continue to work. For more information on how you can limit app costs, see Limiting Costs.

December 11, 2019

Serverless VPC Access is now GA.

July 30, 2019

The AppCfg tooling and the legacy standalone App Engine SDK, delivered through the GoogleAppEngineLauncher.dmg, GoogleAppEngine.msi, and google_appengine.zip files, are now deprecated. Google will shut down and remove support on July 30, 2020.

The functionalities of the App Engine SDK is delivered exclusively through Cloud SDK. For more information, see Migrating to Cloud SDK .

April 18, 2019

App Engine is now available in the asia-northeast2 region (Osaka, Japan).

April 15, 2019

App Engine is now available in the europe-west6 region (Zürich, Switzerland).

April 09, 2019

Cloud Tasks is now GA and can be used to set up tasks to be performed asychronously, outside of user requests.

Serverless VPC Access is now in beta. Serverless VPC Access enables your app to connect to internal resources in your VPC network, such as Compute Engine VM instances, Memorystore instances, and more.

April 04, 2019

The Python 3 runtime has been updated to version 3.7.3.

January 11, 2019

The Python 3 runtime has been updated to version 3.7.2.

December 14, 2018

The Python 3.7 runtime for the App Engine standard environment is now GA.

December 12, 2018

Updated Python SDK to version 1.9.81.

All apps have been switched to BSD network sockets. No changes to apps are required.

The Sockets API is now GA.

November 16, 2018

nginx is now the default web server. No changes to apps are required.

October 31, 2018

The Python 3 runtime has been updated to Python version 3.7.1.

The Python 3 runtime supports recursive entries in the requirements.txt file.

October 22, 2018

App Engine is now available in the asia-east2 region (Hong Kong).

August 08, 2018

The Python 3.7 runtime for the App Engine standard environment is now in beta.

A list of differences between Python 2.7 and Python 3.7 runtimes is available.

July 10, 2018

App Engine is now available in the us-west2 region (Los Angeles).

July 02, 2018

Fixed a bug in auto scaling configuration where App Engine was aggressively shutting down instances when the max_instances setting was used.

May 15, 2018

Completed a gradual rollout of an upgrade to the automatic scaling system:
- Improved efficiency resulting generally in lower instance cost (up to 6% reduction for many users) and up to 30% reduction for loading requests, which are the first request to a new instance.
- New max instances setting allows you to cap the total number of instances to be scheduled.
- New min instances setting allows you to specify a minimum number of instance to keep running for your app.
- New target CPU utilization setting lets you optimize between latency and cost.
- New target throughput utilization setting lets you optimize for the number of concurrent requests at which new instances are started.
- No more resident instances in auto scaling. Previously, if you used the min_idle_instances setting, the minimum idle instances were labelled as Resident in the Cloud Console, with the remainder of the instances labelled as Dynamic. The new scheduler simply labels all instances as Dynamic with auto scaling. However, the underlying behavior remains similar to previous behavior. If you use min_idle_instances and enable warmup requests, you will see at least that many dynamic instances running even during periods with no traffic.
- For more details, see the auto scaling documentation.

December 14, 2017

Improved access control documentation around deploying apps with IAM roles and service accounts:

October 31, 2017

App Engine is now available in the asia-south1 region (Mumbai, India).

October 11, 2017

Announced general availability of App Engine firewall.

September 13, 2017

You can now use managed certificates to add SSL to your custom domain. Once you map your custom domain to your application, App Engine provisions an SSL certificate automatically and handles renewing the certificate before it expires and revoking it if you remove the custom domain. Managed certificates are in beta. For more information, see Securing Custom Domains with SSL.

If you have an existing domain mapping and SSL certificate, then it continues to function as expected. You can also upgrade to managed SSL certificates.

The gcloud commands and Admin API methods used to map custom domains are now generally available. This includes gcloud domains verify and apps.authorizedDomains.list. However, if you want to use managed SSL certificates, use the beta commands and methods that are specified in Securing Custom Domains with SSL.

September 05, 2017

App Engine is now available in the southamerica-east1 region (São Paulo, Brazil).

August 01, 2017

App Engine is now available in the europe-west3 region (Frankfurt, Germany).

July 18, 2017

App Engine is now available in the australia-southeast1 region (Sydney, Australia).

June 06, 2017

App Engine is now available in the europe-west2 region (London).

You can now use the beta-level features in the Admin API and gcloud command-line tool to create and manage your custom domains and SSL certificates.

May 09, 2017

App Engine is now available in the us-east4 region (North Virginia).

October 27, 2016

The Channel and XMPP services are now deprecated. These services will be turned down on October 31, 2017.

August 01, 2016

Admin API notes

Version 1 of the Admin API is now generally available.

Version 1.9.42

Python 3.7 runtime notes

This release does not include a new Python 3.7 SDK. Python 3.7 users should continue to use the 1.9.40 SDK.

July 18, 2016

Version 1.9.40

Version 1.9.39 was skipped.

LeaseTasksByTag requests will be limited to 25 requests per second.

Server Errors and Client Errors now more accurately reflect per-URL status errors in the App Engine dashboard.

New App Engine guided walkthrough in the Cloud Console. Pick your preferred language and launch an interactive tutorial directly in the console.

Increases the maximum cron tasks limit to 250.

July 01, 2016

Cloud Datastore

New Cloud Datastore Pricing is now in effect.

May 25, 2016

Version 1.9.38

The error returned by URL Fetch for a request to a port outside of the permitted ranges (80-90, 440-450, 1024-65535) will now always return INVALID_URL as documented.

Cloud Datastore

When committing a cross-group transaction, version numbers returned for new or updated entities are all the same. With the previous behavior, entities within the same group committed as part of a cross-group transaction, had the same version number, but entities in different groups might have had different version numbers. This change ensures all new and updated entities have an identical version number, regardless of their entity group, when committed as part of a cross-group transaction. As before, entities that are not updated will not have a new version number.

May 04, 2016

Version 1.9.37

Includes general bug fixes and improvements.

May 02, 2016

App Engine flexible environment

The Ruby runtime is now available for the App Engine flexible environment.

April 18, 2016

Version 1.9.36

In response to your requests, the App Engine Users API joins the rest of App Engine in supporting IAM roles and group expansion. This means that any user who is a project Owner, Editor or Viewer or an App Engine Admin is considered an "admin" by the Users API, regardless of whether the user was granted the role directly or by membership in a group. * This release populates error details, when available, in error messages associated with the "OverQuota" exception type.

March 24, 2016

Version 1.9.35

App Engine Managed VMs is renamed to App Engine flexible environment.

Fixes trace timestamps to match log timestamps.

March 04, 2016

Version 1.9.34

Increases default quota for URL fetch for billed apps. Refer to the Quotas page for details.

February 17, 2016

Version 1.9.33

The URL path "/form" is now allowed and will be forwarded to applications. Previously, this path was blocked.

February 03, 2016

Version 1.9.32

Container construction choices for Managed VMs

The gcloud preview app deploy (and mvn gcloud:deploy) commands upload your artifacts to our servers and build a container to deploy your app to the Managed VM environment.

There are two mechanisms for building the container image remotely. The default behavior is to build the container on a transient Compute Engine Virtual Machine which has Docker installed. Alternatively, you can use the Cloud Build service. To use the Cloud Build service, follow these steps:
1. Activate the Cloud Build API for your project.
2. Use the command gcloud config set app/use_cloud_build True. This will cause all invocations of gcloud preview app deploy to use the service. (To return to the default behavior, use the command gcloud config set app/use_cloud_build False.

January 14, 2016

Version 1.9.31

App Engine now supports Google Groups: Adding a Google Group as a member of a project grants the members of the group access to App Engine. For example, if a Google Group is an Editor on a project, all members of the group now have Editor access to the App Engine application.

November 30, 2015

Version 1.9.30

Headers for push queue requests made for Task Queue tasks with no payload will now contain a Content-Length entry set to '0'. Previously headers for such requests contained no Content-Length entry.

Version 1.9.29

Stop calculating and storing queue depth for non-existent queues, queues marked for deletion, and in the case of queue table outages.

For developers using the endpoints API, added a discoverable boolean parameter to the @Api annotation to allow users to disable API discovery. Using this feature will prevent some client libraries (e.g. JavaScript) and the API Explorer from working, as they depend on discovery.

October 29, 2015

Version 1.9.28

The Prospective Search API, which was deprecated on July 14, 2015, is now restricted to existing users. It will fully shutdown on December 1, 2015. * Improved accuracy of Geo filtering in Search queries.

September 25, 2015

Version 1.9.27

Applications that are newly enabled for billing now default to an unlimited daily budget, and no longer default to a maximum daily budget of $0. This prevents unwanted outages due to running out of budget. To set a ceiling on your application's daily cost, after you enable billing, set a budget in the app engine settings. For more information, see Setting a daily budget.

Datastore

Bugfix: Repeated numeric facets are now allowed.

Faceted Search is now GA.

August 27, 2015

Version 1.9.26

oauth2client library upgraded to version 1.4.2

Adds "show in context" menu for MVM application logs that have thread_id or request_id as a field in their log entry. This allows sorting app logs based on either field.

Capability to provision applications for current load and configure elastic provisioning based on both VM and application level metrics.

Remote API can now be accessed using OAuth2 credentials using https://developers.google.com/identity/protocols/application-default-credentials

Use RequestPayloadTooLargeException for URLFetch requests with payloads that are too large.

August 14, 2015

Version 1.9.25

Added PyAMF version 0.7.2 (Beta).

Admin Console menus start redirecting to Cloud Console. Select services such as the Admin Logs will continue to be available in the Admin Console.

Datastore now allows properties to represent the empty list.

Failed tasks in queues configured with a retry_limit of zero will no longer be retried.