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Version	Date Released	Status	Release Notes
1.6.4.1	Apr 12, 2012	New Release	· Billed applications that have specified additional logs retention over 1 GB are now being charged for that storage at $0.24/GB/month (the first gigabyte of logs storage is free). All logs beyond an application's specified storage limit will be deleted. Please examine your Application Settings page to verify you are retaining the desired amount of logs · Datastore statistics now show the amount of storage used by application indexes · We have released an experimental utility for migrating your application's blobs at the same time you migrate your datastore data. You can opt-in to blob migration in the Admin Console when you start your migration · We have updated the experimental Backup/Restore functionality to include the option to backup and restore to Google Cloud Storage · The NDB datastore API is now generally available. For full release notes on the version 0.9.9 and 1.0.0 fixes that have been integrated into the API see
1.6.4	Mar 29, 2012	New Release	· Billed applications that have specified additional logs retention over 1 GB are now being charged for that storage at $0.24/GB/month (the first gigabyte of logs storage is free). All logs beyond an application's specified storage limit will be deleted. Please examine your Application Settings page to verify you are retaining the desired amount of logs · Datastore statistics now show the amount of storage used by application indexes · We have released an experimental utility for migrating your application's blobs at the same time you migrate your datastore data. You can opt-in to blob migration in the Admin Console when you start your migration · We have updated the experimental Backup/Restore functionality to include the option to backup and restore to Google Cloud Storage · The NDB datastore API is now generally available. For full release notes on the version 0.9.9 and 1.0.0 fixes that have been integrated into the API see
1.6.4 Pre-re	Mar 21, 2012	New Release	· In the Admin Console, you can use new the Traffic Splitting feature to send a certain percentage of traffic to a non-default application version. The traffic is split by either cookie or IP address · Emails that are sent from Google Apps domains email addresses where the domain has been set up to use DKIM will be signed: when an email was from a request that originated on that app's domain or any time the email was sent from an app adminstrator, including when that email is sent from a cron job or task queue request · In the Admin Console, you can now choose how much and how long you'd like to store logs. All apps get 1G for free and eventually will be able to pay for more, while the amount can be increased this release we won't start charging for the additional capacity until the next release at the earliest · The instances screen in the Admin Console now has a button to shut down a specific instance
1.6.3.1	Mar 5, 2012	New Release	· In the Admin Console, you can use new the Traffic Splitting feature to send a certain percentage of traffic to a non-default application version. The traffic is split by either cookie or IP address · Emails that are sent from Google Apps domains email addresses where the domain has been set up to use DKIM will be signed: when an email was from a request that originated on that app's domain or any time the email was sent from an app adminstrator, including when that email is sent from a cron job or task queue request · In the Admin Console, you can now choose how much and how long you'd like to store logs. All apps get 1G for free and eventually will be able to pay for more, while the amount can be increased this release we won't start charging for the additional capacity until the next release at the earliest · The instances screen in the Admin Console now has a button to shut down a specific instance
1.6.3	Mar 2, 2012	New Release	· In the Admin Console, you can use new the Traffic Splitting feature to send a certain percentage of traffic to a non-default application version. The traffic is split by either cookie or IP address · Emails that are sent from Google Apps domains email addresses where the domain has been set up to use DKIM will be signed: when an email was from a request that originated on that app's domain or any time the email was sent from an app adminstrator, including when that email is sent from a cron job or task queue request · In the Admin Console, you can now choose how much and how long you'd like to store logs. All apps get 1G for free and eventually will be able to pay for more, while the amount can be increased this release we won't start charging for the additional capacity until the next release at the earliest · The instances screen in the Admin Console now has a button to shut down a specific instance
1.6.2	Feb 9, 2012	New Release	· The Admin Console Datastore Admin has added experimental backup and restore functionality. The job occurs within your application and counts against your application quota, including Instance Hours, Datastore Ops and Datastore Storage · Developers can now specify how long a channel token will last until it expires, with the default remaining two hours. Channel API quota is now measured both in calls to create a channel and the number of hours of channel time requested. The maximum hours of quota is the maximum number of channel creation calls * 2, so free apps get 200 hours of requested channel token time · Python Django now work with Cloud SQL without additional configuration. For further information see https://developers.google.com/cloud-sql/ · Task Queue API requests now include a X-Appengine-TaskETA header, that can be used to measure task delivery latency · The default API deadlines for Blobstore API calls have been raised to 15s for online and 30s for offline requests
1.5.2	Aug 3, 2011	New Release	· You can now specify the minimum pending latency for instances and the maximum number of idle instances for your application in the Admin Console. · The datastore now never requires an exploding index. · The SDK will now never suggest indexes with the same property repeated, as such indexes are likely to be exploding indexes. · The SDK now supports multiple concurrent transactions. · Datastore stats are now available on a per-namespace basis. · The queue details page in the Admin Console now contains request header details, previous run information, and a task payload viewer. · You can modify the lease on a task leased from a pull queue using the modify_task_lease() method. · Pull Task maximum size has been increased to 1MB. · You can now update the number of available backend instances without needing to first stop the backend using the "backend configure" appcfg.py directive. · You can now set the "References" and "In-Reply-To" headers with the Mail API.
1.4.3	Apr 4, 2011	New Release	· Added Files API that allows writing to and reading from files in blobstore. · You can now specify cron execution for a time interval between a start and end time. · You can now configure the specific application version to which a task queue or cron job will send requests. · The Admin Console Task Queues page now displays a more accurate estimate of queue size for queues containing more than 2000 tasks. · The Prospective Search API (formerly named the Matcher API) is available for use by all applications. This API is still experimental, so applications will be limited to a maximum of 1000 subscriptions. · The Testbed API provides easy configuration of stub libraries for local integration tests. · In the Images API, the quality parameter was added to the resize, rotate, horizontal_flip, vertical_flip, crop and im_feeling_lucky methods. · Fixed an issue where static file serving in the dev_appserver didn't support etags.
1.3.8	Oct 18, 2010	New Release	· Builtin app.yaml handlers are available for common application functions, such as appstats. · http://code.google.com/appengine/docs/python/config/appconfig.html#Builtin_Handlers · The Admin Console now provides an experimental tool to delete all entities in the datastore or all entities of a given type. This is available only if enabled using the datastore_admin builtin. Deleting entities will count against application quota. · http://code.google.com/appengine/docs/python/datastore/creatinggettinganddeletingdata.html#Deleting_Entities_in_Bulk · You can run task queue tasks immediately from the Admin Console. · You can now specify the quality of JPEG images via the Image API's execute_transforms function. Available in production only. Support for login of multiple Google accounts within an app, and longer login sessions. For more information see: · http://www.google.com/support/accounts/bin/answer.py?answer=181599 · In queue.yaml, the maximum allowed bucket size is now 100.