Step 1: Enable required APIs

This page applies to Apigee, but not to Apigee hybrid.

View Apigee Edge documentation.

What you're doing in this step

To provision and use an Apigee instance, you must enable the following APIs for your Cloud project:

API Name	Location	Description
Apigee	apigee.googleapis.com	Provides communications between your project and other services and Cloud APIs.
Service Networking	servicenetworking.googleapis.com	Enables your managed services on internal IP addresses to connect to service consumers.
Compute Engine	compute.googleapis.com	Used for managing your Apigee runtime.
Cloud Key Management Service (KMS)	cloudkms.googleapis.com	Manages keys and performs cryptographic operations for direct use by other Cloud resources.

Perform the step

Permissions required for this task

You can give the Apigee provisioner a predefined role that includes the permissions needed to complete this task, or give more fine-grained permissions to provide the least privilege necessary. See Predefined roles and API enablement permissions.

In Step 1, the console displays a list of the APIs that must be enabled to provision and use Apigee. A green check mark appears next to an APIs already enabled in your project.

To enable any APIs not previously enabled in your project, click Enable APIs. It may take a few moments for the step to complete. Upon success, a blue check mark displays next to the Enable required APIs step.

Tip: You can see all of the APIs enabled for your project in the Google Cloud Platform APIs & Services Dashboard. The list includes all of the APIs enabled for your project, including the ones you just enabled for Apigee.

Go to the next step, Step 2: Set up networking.