Google Cloud Private Marketplace now lets you control access at the product level, across all deployment surfaces (Cloud Marketplace, API, and the command line), for the following types of products:
If you've ever previously turned on Private Marketplace, you must upgrade it to ensure that it properly blocks API deployments of unapproved products. For more information, see Upgrade Google Cloud Private Marketplace's enforcement capabilities.
]]>Google Private Marketplace and Product Requests are now Generally Available.
Beginning in October 2023, Google Cloud Marketplace supports a new transaction model, the agency model. For details about the agency model and which transactions it applies to, see the transaction models documentation.
]]>Private Offers, version 2, is now Generally available. Vendors can customize quotes that discount a flat fee, usage, or installments.
]]>You can download private offers as PDFs. Offers can include notes from the vendor and the included EULA.
]]>Curate which products are available for your Organization to use with Private Marketplace (Preview). You can add products to collections and share these collections with your organization, folders, or projects.
]]>Vendors can now provide private offers with more granular discounts on usage metrics.
]]>You can allow your Organization's members to request Cloud Marketplace SaaS products for procurement.
]]>The IAM permissions required for purchasing the following solutions from Google Cloud Marketplace have changed:
If you use custom roles to purchase these solutions, you must update the custom roles to include the permissions described in Access Control for Google Cloud Marketplace.
Specifically, if your custom role includes the billing.subscriptions.create permission, you must update it to include the consumerprocurement.orders.place
and the consumerprocurement.accounts.create permissions.
If you use the Billing Administrator role to purchase these solutions, you don't need to take any action.
]]>Security software agents on Google Cloud Marketplace are now Generally available.
Security software agents are typically part of larger security solutions, and can be deployed to VM instances in your projects.
]]>You can deploy security software agents, which are typically part of larger security solutions, from Google Cloud Marketplace to the VM instances in your projects.
]]>Vendors of managed services and Kubernetes applications can now offer trials of their software. During trials, you can use the software without paying for the software license.
For information on how you are billed during a trial, see Understanding Billing.
]]>Kubernetes applications on GCP Marketplace are now Generally Available.
For steps to set up a billing plan for Kubernetes applications, see Managing Billing Plans for Kubernetes Applications.
Some vendors provide Kubernetes applications that can run on GKE On-Prem clusters, and clusters that run Istio.
Learn about the prerequisites for running Kubernetes applications with GKE On-Prem or Istio.
]]>Vendors of VM solutions can offer trials of their software. During trials, you can use the software without paying for the software license.
For information on how you are billed during a trial, see Understanding Billing.
]]>Google Cloud Launcher is now Google Cloud Platform Marketplace.
GCP Marketplace now includes commercial Kubernetes applications, which you can deploy to your Google Kubernetes Engine clusters.
For steps to set up a billing plan for Kubernetes applications, see Managing Billing Plans for Kubernetes Applications.
The container registry launcher.gcr.io is deprecated. For steps you need to take to modify your scripts or configurations, as applicable, see Deploying Containers.