Verifique se o mesmo projeto Google Cloud em que você criou o proxy de API está selecionado
no menu suspenso na parte de cima da página.
Selecione myproxy na lista de proxies.
Clique em Implantar para exibir a caixa de diálogo Implantar e insira as seguintes informações:
Revisão: selecione o número da revisão do proxy que você quer implantar. Se você estiver fazendo este tutorial do zero, haverá apenas uma revisão para escolher.
Ambiente: selecione o ambiente em que você quer implantar o proxy.
Um ambiente é um contexto de execução de ambiente para os proxies de API em uma organização da Apigee.
Você precisa implantar um proxy de API em um ambiente antes de poder ser acessado.
Conta de serviço (opcional): uma conta de serviço para o proxy. A conta de serviço representa a
identidade do proxy implantado e determina quais permissões ele tem. Esse é um recurso avançado, mas você pode ignorá-lo para este tutorial.
Clique em Implantar.
Quando o proxy é implantado, a coluna Status na seção Implantações exibe
um ícone verde para mostrar que a revisão do proxy de API está implantada. Passe o cursor sobre o ícone de status para ver mais informações sobre a implantação.
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