Cloud Diagrams now supports the following cloud resources:

• Pub/Sub topics & subscriptions.
• Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE) namespaces
• Google Cloud Firewall rules
• Google Cloud service accounts
• Google Cloud Filestore instances
• Google BigQuery datasets
• Amazon RDS Proxy
• Amazon RDS clusters

These additions give you a more complete view of your infrastructure, allowing you to spot dependencies and troubleshoot connections that were previously missing from your diagrams.

Here’s how you can start taking advantage of these newly-visible resources:

1. Google Cloud Pub/Sub: Visualize topics, subscriptions, and message flows between services and event triggers.
2. GKE Namespaces: Trace network paths between GKE Namespaces and Load Balancers to clearly understand traffic flow and service connectivity.
3. Google Cloud Firewall rules: Validate security boundaries and troubleshoot connectivity by visualizing how firewall rules allow or block traffic between instances and external services.
4. Google Cloud service accounts: Keep track of where your service accounts are assigned and what they have access to.
5. Google Cloud Filestore instances: Track storage connections to see which instances or clusters are mounted to your file shares.
6. BigQuery Datasets: Map data dependencies to clearly see which services and projects interact with your BQ datasets.  
7. RDS Proxy: Verify traffic routing between your applications and RDS instances via the intermediate proxy layer.
8. RDS Clusters: See the direct connections between your database nodes to understand your failover and scaling setup.

Open Cloud Diagrams to start seeing these new cloud resources in the context of your broader architecture.