This page contains the latest release notes for features and updates for Cloud Marketplace Partners.
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February 06, 2023
As part of a limited Preview program, you can turn on automatic offer approval for software as a service (SaaS) products. This enables you to schedule specific start dates for new private offers, or amendments to existing private offers.
January 23, 2023
You now receive an ENTITLEMENT_OFFER_ACCEPTED Pub/Sub message when a customer accepts a private offer. For details, refer to List of event types for account tasks.
November 18, 2022
You can download private offers as PDFs. Offers can be saved at any point in the offer process and can include internal notes and the EULA for the offer.
November 07, 2022
After your organization enrolls in Partner Advantage portal, you can start integrating your products with Google Cloud Marketplace and preparing to publish them at the same time that your organization completes the process of becoming an approved Google Cloud Build partner.
September 28, 2022
When you create a private offer for a customer, the offer expires at 11:45 PM US and Canadian Pacific Time (UTC-8) on the offer acceptance deadline, instead of 12:00 AM UTC-8.
September 15, 2022
You can now provide Private Offers with more granular discounts on specific usage metrics to your customers by enabling metric discounts.
July 14, 2022
Manage your private offers, including approving an offer, by using the Private Offers page.
June 06, 2022
If you've created private offers that use a prepay payment schedule, you see new fields when you manage entitlements with the Partner Procurement API, and also additional information in your Customer Insights report.
May 25, 2022
When creating software as a service (SaaS) products, the roles granted to cloud-commerce-procurement@system.gserviceaccount.com have changed.
The Service Management Service Consumer and Service Management Service Controller roles replace the Service Management Admin and Service Usage Admin roles. The previous roles are still valid, but new projects require that you grant the Service Management Service Consumer and Service Management Service Controller roles to cloud-commerce-procurement@system.gserviceaccount.com.
February 07, 2022
The deprecated product field on the provider Entitlement resource has been updated. The field now correctly populates the product, quote, or offer depending on the entity that was purchased. If you want to use other fields to view this information, see REST Resource: providers.entitlements.
September 28, 2021
You can now use Producer Portal's new guided configuration option to create deployment packages for your VM products directly in the Cloud Console.
August 13, 2020
Google Cloud Marketplace supports filters, called Category IDs, that are available to customers within the Google Cloud console. When you add a Category ID, your solution shows up in the filtered view for that category when customers search for solutions in Cloud Marketplace. You can select up to two categories for each of your solutions.
To add or modify categories, go to the Solutions Details page and edit the Category ID section.
April 16, 2020
You can now create private quotes for VM solutions (alpha).
April 01, 2020
If you sell Kubernetes apps on Google Cloud Marketplace, you can now configure your app to target clusters where at least one node has a GPU. When users deploy the app, only clusters with GPUs are shown as valid deployment targets.
Learn about modifying your app's schema.md to check for GPUs.
Read the overview of selling Kubernetes apps on Google Cloud Marketplace.
January 27, 2020
If you sell Managed Services on Google Cloud Marketplace, you can now monitor your solution's analytics and track your marketing campaigns on the Solution Analytics page.
For information on interpreting the metrics and setting up tracking campaigns, see Monitoring your solution's analytics.
December 10, 2019
The SKUs for GCP Marketplace's VM solutions are changing, which may affect the data shown in your reports:
In your Customer Insights reports, the
sku_idandsku_descriptioncolumns will show new values to reflect the change in SKU.If your VM solution is priced by usage, the usage report now shows only the resources that you use to set your price. For example, if you set your price by CPU usage, the report will only show information about the user's CPU usage.
For more information on the reports that you receive, see Payments and reports.
November 14, 2019
Private Pricing is now Generally Available (GA). With GCP Marketplace Private Pricing, you can create custom quotes for specific customers for Kubernetes applications or Integrated SaaS solutions.
To get started, see Creating quotes for specific customers.
October 31, 2019
Application Manager (Beta): If you offer Kubernetes applications on GCP Marketplace, you can now enable managed updates for the application.
With managed updates, your users can update to new releases of your application from the GCP Console with a few clicks.
Learn about supporting managed updates for your Kubernetes applications.
September 25, 2019
You can now receive your reports in a Google Drive folder, Cloud Storage bucket, or both. For steps to set up your reports, see Payments and reports.
May 21, 2019
If you are selling managed services (Integrated SaaS) solutions, you can now offer subscription plans for specific periods. For example, you can create a subscription plan for users who sign up for one year, three years, or more.
Learn more about selling managed services on GCP Marketplace.
May 17, 2019
For your Kubernetes applications, you can now set up your pricing model in Partner Portal.
May 10, 2019
If you sell Managed Services or Kubernetes applications on GCP Marketplace, you can now offer trials of your software. For information on setting up trials, see:
April 23, 2019
GCP Marketplace no longer accepts new Standalone SaaS solutions. For information about your options, contact the Partner Onboarding team at cloud-partner-onboarding+ss@google.com. Learn more about the solutions that you can distribute on GCP Marketplace.
We recommend using the open source deploymentmanager-autogen tool to generate Deployment Manager templates. With Autogen, your deployment package includes the following capabilities:
- Quota checks for CPUs and GPUs, so that users cannot deploy your solution if they exceed the quota requirements.
- Dynamic price updates in the Deployment Manager page.
- Prevents users from choosing GPUs that are not available in the zone that they choose.
Learn more about distributing VM-based solutions on GCP Marketplace.
April 09, 2019
Kubernetes applications on GCP Marketplace are now Generally Available.
For an overview of selling containerized applications on GCP Marketplace, see Distributing Kubernetes Applications.
You can now distribute Kubernetes applications that run on GKE On-Prem clusters, and clusters that run Istio.
Review the requirements to support GKE On-Prem, and the considerations for making your application compatible with Istio.
November 16, 2018
The documentation has been updated with information on selling Integrated SaaS solutions on Google Cloud Platform Marketplace. Integrated SaaS solutions are software solutions that run on your infrastructure, regardless of location, but are billed by Google.
For an overview of selling Integrated SaaS solutions on GCP Marketplace, see Selling Managed Services.
November 01, 2018
Your monthly reports now include a Customer Insights report, which includes information on how your customers are using your software on GCP.
For information on Customer Insights reports, see Payments and Reporting.
September 28, 2018
The documentation has been updated with steps to distribute Kubernetes applications on Google Cloud Platform Marketplace.
For an overview of selling containerized applications on GCP Marketplace, see Distributing Kubernetes Applications.
July 23, 2018
If you sell VM solutions on GCP Marketplace, you can now offer trials of your software. For information on setting up trials, see the technical setup for VM solutions.