Based on a discussion with an App Engine Specialist, the difference in size 
comes from the way each tool works. Cloud SDK uses Cloud Build in the 
background and containerizes the deployment along with the runtime selected 
( i.e Java8 ), making the deployment itself bigger. On the other hand, 
AppCfg deploys the code and then uses the desired runtime directly from the 
repository, therefore making the deployment smaller.

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