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Google Cloud API Gateway now natively supports streaming protocols like SSE and WebSockets, resolving the previous trade-off between security enforcement and real-time data delivery for AI agents. This update allows developers to maintain authentication, observability, and routing controls while serving continuous model responses without modifying existing API specifications. The enhancement directly addresses infrastructure needs for multi-step agent workflows and interactive AI sessions.
Google Cloud API Gateway Introduces Streaming Support for Real-Time and AI-Powered Applications
Google has announced the public preview of streaming support for API Gateway, extending its traditional request-response model to support applications requiring real-time communication. According to Google, this is particularly relevant for AI applications that provide streaming model responses, multi-step agent workflows, and interactive sessions. By Sergio De Simone
Google has announced the public preview of streaming support for API Gateway, extending its traditional request-response model to support applications requiring real-time communication. According to Google, this is particularly relevant for AI applications that provide streaming model responses, multi-step agent workflows, and interactive sessions. Until now, developers building those experiences in API Gateway had to make…
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