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Type Breaking Feature Security Patch Deprecated Announcement
  • endoflife.date eolgoogle-kubernetes-engine ·

    Google Kubernetes Engine 1.33 reaches end of life in 7 days

    Google Kubernetes Engine 1.33 reaches end of life on 2026-08-03 (7 days from now). Latest release in this cycle: 1.33.13-gke.1269000.

    deprecation
  • Google Cloud Blog blogaisecuritygovernanceeolengineergovernmentenergy ·

    Safely Integrate AI for Vulnerability Management

    This blog post offers practical guidance from Mandiant Consulting on establishing operational guardrails for AI-assisted vulnerability management. It addresses the risks of deploying AI agents without mature integration processes, suggesting a hybrid approach combining AI with deterministic controls and human oversight. The recommendations are aimed at security teams looking to accelerate vulnerability discovery and remediation workflows while maintaining environmental integrity.

    announcement
  • endoflife.date eolgcp-cloud-run-go ·

    Cloud Run functions Go runtime 1.24 reaches end of life in 52 days

    Cloud Run functions Go runtime 1.24 reaches end of life on 2026-09-02 (52 days from now). Extended support runs until 2027-03-02.

    deprecation
  • endoflife.date eolgcp-cloud-run-python ·

    Cloud Run functions Python runtime 3.10 reaches end of life in 84 days

    Cloud Run functions Python runtime 3.10 reaches end of life on 2026-10-04 (84 days from now). Extended support runs until 2027-04-04.

    deprecation
  • endoflife.date eolgoogle-kubernetes-engine ·

    Google Kubernetes Engine 1.33 reaches end of life in 22 days

    Google Kubernetes Engine 1.33 reaches end of life on 2026-08-03 (22 days from now). Latest release in this cycle: 1.33.13-gke.1101000.

    deprecation
  • endoflife.date eolgoogle-kubernetes-engine ·

    Google Kubernetes Engine 1.34 reaches end of life in 81 days

    Google Kubernetes Engine 1.34 reaches end of life on 2026-10-01 (81 days from now). Latest release in this cycle: 1.34.9-gke.1287000.

    deprecation
  • Google Cloud release notes networkinggcpprevieweolengineer ·

    Cloud Service Mesh 1.29.4-asm.0 Released, Support for 1.26 Deprecated

    Cloud Service Mesh has released version 1.29.4-asm.0, incorporating features from Istio 1.29.4 and Envoy v1.37.4-dev. This update introduces a list of unsupported environment variables, labels, and annotations, detailing specific configurations that will not function. Additionally, in-cluster Cloud Service Mesh version 1.26 is now out of support, impacting users who have not upgraded. This announcement affects users of Cloud Service Mesh, particularly those managing in-cluster deployments and planning upgrades.

    announcement

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