Version 1.5.0 released, now with Go support

- New runtime: Go . So far as an experiment, with limited support for APIs. Go is open, compile, lightweight and can be useful for CPU-loaded applications.

- Backends . Now you can use constantly running instances with different configurations . The cheapest (128MB / 600MHz) is 8 cents / hour, 72 cents per day are given for free use of a long-lived instance.

- pull queue. Allow you to rent jobs through the REST API or directly from the application.
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- High Replication repository is now used by default when creating a new application. The cost of storing data in this type of storage is reduced from 45 to 24 cents.

- Increased quotas on UrlFetch to 32M; for MailAPI, the number of free shipments decreased from 2000 to 100.

A new package, app_identity, has appeared in sdks, which suggests that SSL will finally appear in the next version. Well, tomorrow, May 11, google.io will tell you about the full text search in AppEngine, which, I hope, will soon appear in runtime.

Full lists of changes:
- Release Notes: Python
- Release Notes: Java
- Revision History
- Product Roadmap