August, 2017
Support for europe-west3 region (Frankfurt).
June, 2017
Support for labels.
Proxy version 1.10 released.
Support for the JDBC Socket Library for PostgreSQL.
Support for australia-southeast1 region (Sydney).
Support for europe-west2 region (London).
Support for the following PostgreSQL
extensions: btree-gin,
btree-gist, chkpass, citext,
cube, dict_int, dict_xsyn,
earthdistance, intagg, intarray,
isn, ltree, pgstattuple,
pg_trgm, tablefunc, tsm_system_rows,
tsm_system_time, unaccent, uuid-ossp.
May, 2017
GA support for Second Generation and PostgreSQL instances in version 157.0.0 of
the gcloud command-line tool. The beta version is
no longer required for these instances.
Support for us-west1 region (Oregon).
Support for us-east4 region (Northern Virginia).
April, 2017
Proxy version 1.09 released.
March, 2017
Cloud SQL for PostgreSQL Beta availability.
To provide feedback on the beta release, go to our Cloud SQL user forum.
Support for 32-core machine types for MySQL instances.
Support for making MySQL general and slow query log files available through the Stackdriver Log Viewer.
February, 2017
Support for Identity and Access Management (IAM) predefined roles.
To view instance monitoring information, either on the Instance Overview page or through Stackdriver, you must have at least one legacy role (Viewer, Editor, or Owner).
December, 2016
Support for administration of users and databases for Second Generation instances in the Google Cloud Platform Console and the Cloud SQL API.
November, 2016
Support for Northeastern Asia Pacific region
(asia-northeast1).
MySQL 5.7 minor version upgraded to 5.7.14.
August, 2016
Cloud SQL Second Generation General Availability.
- Up to 16 cores and 104 GB RAM.
- SSD or HDD storage option with optional automatic storage increase capability.
- Optional high availability configuration (recommended for all production instances).
- Configurable maintenance window and maintenance timing.
- MySQL compatibility:
- MySQL 5.6 (5.6.31) and 5.7 (5.7.11)
- InnoDB storage engine
- GTID support
Smaller instances support fewer connections.
The db-n1-standard-1, db-g1-small, and db--f1-micro machine types do not handle
more than 500 concurrent connections. If you need more than 500 concurrent
connections, use a db-n1-standard-2 or larger machine type.
