GCP Releases
Google Cloud releases and Terraform Google provider. New features, breaking changes, security advisories and deprecations - each summarised in plain English and updated continuously.
Tracking 829 GCP releases · Updated
- Google Cloud release notes securitygcpsecurity-advisoryengineer ·
Container Optimized OS Updates Address Security and Memory Errors
This update to Container Optimized OS includes several security fixes for CVEs in systemd and the Linux kernel, alongside a feature that enhances memory error handling for CUDA workloads on ARM64. It also contains patches for Docker and GPU drivers. Users running CUDA on ARM64 may see improved stability, and all users benefit from the security remediations.
security feature patch - Google Cloud release notes infragcpengineer ·
Apigee UI Fixes Unresponsive Editing Issue
A fix has been released for the Apigee UI addressing an issue that caused unresponsiveness when editing legacy API Products with a selected API Proxy. This resolves a critical user experience problem for API administrators managing older API products. The update is now available for all users.
patch - Google Cloud release notes securityawsgcpengineer ·
Google SecOps Marketplace: OIDC Support, Performance Optimizations, and More
The Google SecOps Marketplace has released updates across several integrations, notably adding Google Cloud Web Identity (OIDC) Federation authentication to the AWS GuardDuty connector. These updates include performance refactoring for SCC Enterprise, enhanced routing for Google Threat Intelligence, expanded normalization for Chronicle Alerts, and stability improvements for Microsoft Defender ATP actions. The release also features bug fixes for ServiceNow and CrowdStrike Falcon connectors, impacting engineers and architects managing cloud security operations.
patch - Google Cloud release notes securitygcpsecurity-advisoryengineer ·
Apigee X 1-18-0-apigee-1 Release
This release of Apigee X includes several security fixes and bug resolutions, enhancing reliability and patching vulnerabilities. It affects users of Apigee X, particularly those using cache policies, API proxy deployments, and SAML assertions. The rollout began today and may take several business days to complete across all Google Cloud zones.
security patch announcement - Google Cloud release notes securitygcpsecurity-advisoryengineer ·
Cloud Service Mesh updates address multiple critical CVEs
New versions of Cloud Service Mesh (1.29.5-asm.12, 1.28.10-asm.4, and 1.27.9-asm.15) are available, bringing fixes for numerous platform CVEs, including several rated Critical. These updates are crucial for maintaining the security posture of your service mesh deployments. Users are advised to consult the provided upgrade documentation to apply these security patches.
patch announcement - Google Cloud release notes infragcpgagcp-dataproc ·
Cloud Data Fusion 6.11.1.4 GA released with bug fixes
Cloud Data Fusion version 6.11.1.4 is now generally available, addressing critical issues and enhancing usability. This release fixes a race condition that incorrectly marked Dataproc jobs as failed and resolves a pipeline list page hang. It also includes a security fix for log downloads and increases the default Wrangler browsing limit.
feature patch - Google Cloud release notes aiengineer ·
Google Cloud CCaaS: Agent Assist Hub, Manual Wrap-up, API Chat Access
Google Cloud CCaaS is releasing new features including an Agent Assist hub that unifies agent coaching and knowledge assistance, and manual wrap-up for agents to attribute time and notes. A new API direct access point for chat allows automatic routing based on external API responses, eliminating menu selection. These updates are rolling out automatically, with minor agent sign-out/sign-in required for Agent Assist functionality.
feature patch announcement - Google Cloud release notes datagcpengineergcp-dataprocgcp-compute-engine ·
Managed Service for Apache Spark: Confidential Compute, Executor Adjustments
Managed Service for Apache Spark now supports Confidential Compute for specific GPU machine types in cluster images 2.1, 2.2, and 2.3. Additionally, runtime 3.0 uses fewer executors by default, and all runtimes have a new listener exit timeout setting. These changes enhance security and optimize resource utilization for Spark workloads on Google Cloud.
feature patch - Google Cloud release notes infragcpengineergcp-gke ·
GKE Dataplane V2 requires CNI 1.1.0 compatibility
GKE Dataplane V2 clusters running version 1.35.1-gke.1516000 and later now default to CNI version 1.1.0. This change impacts users of self-managed Istio or unmanaged Cloud Service Mesh, who must manually upgrade their CSM CNI version to 1.23 to maintain compatibility. Failure to update may result in nodes failing to reach a Ready state and displaying NetworkPluginNotReady errors.
patch - Google Cloud release notes infraaws ·
Cloud Tasks now available in Doha and Dammam
Cloud Tasks has expanded its availability to two new regions: me-central1 (Doha, Qatar) and me-central2 (Dammam, Saudi Arabia). This expansion provides users in these locations with access to the managed task queue service. These new regions are now generally available.
patch - Terraform Google Provider Releases terraforminfragcpgapreviewdeprecationengineergcp-bigquerygcp-cloud-rungcp-cloud-sqlgcp-cloud-storagegcp-dataflowgcp-dataprocgcp-spannergcp-firestore ·
Terraform Google Provider v7.40.0: New Data Sources and Resources
This release of the Terraform Google Provider introduces several new data sources and resources, enhancing infrastructure management capabilities for Google Cloud services. Notably, it adds new integrations for Data Catalog, Oracle Database Exascale, and Chronicle, alongside improvements to existing Compute Engine and Container resources. These updates benefit engineers and architects managing GCP infrastructure via Terraform, with many new resources becoming generally available.
deprecation feature patch announcement - Google Cloud Blog bloggcpgapreviewengineermediagcp-gkegcp-cloud-storagegcp-dataflowgcp-compute-engine ·
Google Cloud C4N instances achieve GA for optimized network and storage I/O
Google Cloud's C4N Compute Engine instances are now generally available, offering enhanced network and block storage performance for demanding enterprise workloads. These instances are purpose-built to eliminate I/O bottlenecks, providing up to 400 Gbps of network bandwidth and 25 GiB/s of storage throughput. This makes them ideal for network-intensive applications, large-scale databases, and AI/ML inference, delivering significant total cost of ownership (TCO) benefits.
feature patch - Google Cloud release notes privacygovernancegcpengineer ·
Sensitive Data Protection: MEDICAL_ID now includes MEDICAL_RECORD_NUMBER
Sensitive Data Protection has updated its MEDICAL_ID infoType to include MEDICAL_RECORD_NUMBER findings. This change affects users including MEDICAL_ID in their InspectConfig, providing more comprehensive scan results. A legacy option is available for 90 days, allowing for a gradual transition.
patch - Google Cloud release notes infragcpdeprecationengineer ·
Managed Service for Apache Airflow: New Builds and Deprecations
Managed Airflow has released new builds for both Generation 3 and Generation 2, offering updated Apache Airflow versions. Concurrently, several older versions and builds across both generations have reached their end of support and are now deprecated. This impacts users on older Managed Airflow deployments who need to plan for upgrades.
deprecation patch - Google Cloud release notes infradeprecationgcp-gke ·
GKE Updates Include New Versions and Security Patches
Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE) has released new cluster versions across its Rapid, Regular, Stable, and Extended channels, enabling upgrades and new cluster creation. This update also incorporates security fixes through updated Container-Optimized OS images, enhancing system security for all users. Specific versions are being deprecated in the Extended channel, with removal scheduled within 90 days, requiring users to plan their upgrades accordingly.
security patch - Google Cloud release notes infradeprecationgcp-gke ·
Google Kubernetes Engine: Cluster version updates and deprecations
Google Kubernetes Engine has updated cluster versions across its Rapid, Regular, Stable, and Extended channels. This release introduces new versions for cluster creation and upgrades, while also deprecating older versions, which will be removed in 90 days or at end of support. These changes primarily affect users managing GKE clusters and their versioning strategies.
patch - Google Cloud release notes infragcpengineer ·
Cloud Deploy now uses a Google-specific Skaffold fork
Cloud Deploy's internal image has been updated to use a custom fork of Skaffold. This change is reflected in the versioning seen via `gcloud` commands and the Cloud Console, now showing 'cd-skaffold'. This update is part of Google's internal management of Skaffold within Cloud Deploy.
patch - Google Cloud release notes securityinfragcpsecurity-advisoryengineerenergy ·
Container Optimized OS Updates: Kernel, Docker, Security Fixes, NVIDIA Drivers
This release of Container Optimized OS (COS) includes multiple updates across kernel versions, Docker, and Containerd. Notably, it addresses several security vulnerabilities, including CVE-2026-53359 and KCTF-d82ba05 in the Linux kernel, and adds support for specific NVIDIA GRID driver versions. These updates are primarily targeted at users of COS who rely on containerization and GPU acceleration.
security patch - Google Cloud release notes infragcpengineergcp-gke ·
Google Distributed Cloud for VMware 1.33.1000-gke.59 Released
Google Distributed Cloud (software only) for VMware 1.33.1000-gke.59 is now available, running on Kubernetes v1.33.11-gke.100. This release includes vulnerability fixes and addresses an issue preventing patch releases for the VMware software-only edition. The update is available for download, with rollout to GKE On-Prem API clients taking 7-14 days.
patch announcement - Google Cloud release notes infragcpengineergcp-gke ·
Google Distributed Cloud for Bare Metal 1.33.1000-gke.59 Released
Google Distributed Cloud (software only) for bare metal version 1.33.1000-gke.59 is now available, running on Kubernetes v1.33.11-gke.100. This release addresses vulnerabilities and resolves a critical CA rotation failure issue for self-managing clusters, which previously could render them unmanageable. Users must upgrade to this version before performing CA rotation to prevent disruption.
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