Application Design Center release notes

Use the following Google-provided application templates in Preview :

• Simple Agent Platform
• Agent Platform with governance

Application Design Center supports the following components in General Availability :

• CA Service
• Private Service Connect Endpoint
• Private Service Connect Producer

Application Design Center supports the following components in Preview :

• Authorization Extension
• Authorization Policy
• Authorization Policy Extension
• Compute Address
• Firebase AI Logic Prompt Template
• Firebase Multi-Platform App
• Routes
• Agent Registry Agent
• Agent Registry Binding
• Agent Registry Endpoint
• Agent Registry MCP Server
• Firestore Security Rules
• IAM Connector
• Model Armor Floor Setting
• Model Armor Template
• VPC Network
• Cloud Workflows
• Firebase AI Logic
• Firebase App Check
• Firebase Authentication
• Compute Firewall
• Cloud KMS
• Internal Load Balancer
• Agent Registry Service
• Artifact Registry
• Cloud Run functions
• Cloud Tasks
• Managed Airflow
• Cloud DNS Managed Zone
• Cloud DNS Response Policy
• Document AI
• Cloud NAT
• Cloud Router
• Cloud Router Interface
• Secure Web Proxy
• Compute Instance
• Cloud Scheduler
• Agent Platform Runtime

If your application deployment fails, you can troubleshoot and fix errors (Preview) . For more information, see Troubleshoot and fix deployment issues .

Create a composite template (Preview) using multiple application templates and components. For more information, see Design composite templates .

You can store templates and applications in the following regions:

• Tokyo, Japan (asia-northeast1)
• Seoul, South Korea (asia-northeast3)
• Taiwan (asia-east1)
• Hong Kong (asia-east2)
• Delhi, India (asia-south2)
• Singapore (asia-southeast1)
• Jakarta, Indonesia (asia-southeast2)
• Melbourne, Australia (australia-southeast2)
• Hamina, Finland (europe-north1)
• Stockholm, Sweden (europe-north2)
• Warsaw, Poland (europe-central2)
• St. Ghislain, Belgium (europe-west1)
• London, England (europe-west2)
• Frankfurt, Germany (europe-west3)
• Milan, Italy (europe-west8)
• Paris, France (europe-west9)
• Turin, Italy (europe-west12)
• Eemshaven, Netherlands (europe-west4)
• Zurich, Switzerland (europe-west6)
• Madrid, Spain (europe-southwest1)
• Columbus, Ohio (us-east5)
• Ashburn, Virginia (us-east4)
• The Dalles, Oregon (us-west1)
• Los Angeles, California (us-west2)
• Salt Lake City, Utah (us-west3)
• Las Vegas, Nevada (us-west4)
• Council Bluffs, Iowa (us-central1)
• Dallas, Texas (us-south1)
• Montréal, Canada (northamerica-northeast1)
• Toronto, Canada (northamerica-northeast2)
• Queretaro, Mexico (northamerica-south1)
• São Paulo, Brazil (southamerica-east1)
• Santiago, Chile (southamerica-west1)
• Johannesburg, South Africa (africa-south1)
• Doha, Qatar (me-central1)
• Tel Aviv, Israel (me-west1)
• Global

For more information, see the following:

• A list of available App Design Center locations .
• To select and manage a region, see Select a region .
• To share a catalog between spaces, see share a catalog .

Use the following Google-provided application templates:

• Single region GKE cluster and workload (Preview)
• Enterprise-grade production GKE cluster and workload (Preview)
• AI Pre-trained Inference GKE cluster and workload (Preview)

Application Design Center is generally available (GA) , including the following:

• Application Design Center Google Cloud CLI .
• Design Center API .

You can export Terraform to your code repository. For more information, see Export Terraform code .

Application Design Center supports the following components:

• Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE) Node Pool
• GKE Standard Cluster
• GKE Autopilot Cluster
• Firestore

You can set up Application Design Center using a single project boundary. For more information, see Set up Application Design Center .

You can import Terraform modules to create components (Preview) . For more information, see Import components .

You can edit the Terraform code that is generated by your templates and applications. For more information, see the following:

• Design application templates .
• Manage applications .

Application Design Center supports Cloud Run Jobs as a component.

Application Design Center supports AlloyDB as a component.

When you create a new application, the Application scopeis set to Global by default. For more information, see Create an application draft .

If your deployment fails, error messages are displayed in the Application detailspanel. For more information, see View application details .

When you create a Cloud SQL component, you can select from a list of Machineseries and types. For more information, see Configure Cloud SQL (MySQL) and Configure Cloud SQL (PostgreSQL) .

When you create a template, the following field names have been changed:

Template name is Template ID.

Display name is now Template name.

For more information, see Specify template details .

You can create a connection between BigQuery and Pub/Sub components. For more information, see Configure BigQuery in Application Design Center .

Application Design Center is available in Preview .

Application Design Center supports the following components on the design canvas:

• Compute Engine instance template
• Compute Engine managed instance group
• Secret Manager
• Service account
• BigQuery
• Bigtable
• Cloud Run
• Cloud SQL (MySQL and PostgreSQL)
• Cloud Storage
• Cloud Load Balancing (global and regional)
• Memorystore for Redis
• Pub/Sub
• Spanner
• Vertex AI