If you've ever had an admin, a release manager, and an app owner all looking at AEMC at the same time — you know they're not looking for the same thing. The 2026 March Store Release changes that.
Each of those personas comes into App Engine Management Center with a completely different set of questions. The admin wants compliance status. The release manager wants pipeline visibility. The app owner wants to know where their app is in the process. But before this release, the view options were rigid — everyone was working with roughly the same configuration, filtered differently every single session.
The 2026 March Store Release ships AEMC Configurability to fix exactly that.
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ⓘ WHAT'S NEW — 2026 MARCH STORE RELEASE AEMC Configurability: 3 things that shipped Personalize what you see in App Engine Management Center — by role, by context — without changing how governance works underneath.
Availability: App Engine Professional App Engine Enterprise |
What didn't change
None of this touches your approval workflows, deployment pipelines, or governance models. AEMC is still the single pane of glass for app lifecycle oversight — it's just significantly easier to actually work that way now. Personalization and governance stay separate, which is the point.
Who feels this most
Release managers working across multiple pipelines will notice it immediately. Platform admins who switch between compliance and deployment views throughout the day will too. And app owners who check in less frequently will find they're back up to speed in seconds instead of spending the first few minutes re-filtering just to find their app.
What's one thing you wish AEMC surfaced by default that you currently have to filter for manually?
