Asegúrate de que esté seleccionado el mismo Google Cloud proyecto en el que has creado el proxy de API
en el menú desplegable de la parte superior de la página.
Seleccione myproxy en la lista de proxies.
Haz clic en Implementar para que se muestre el cuadro de diálogo Implementar e introduce la siguiente información:
Revisión: selecciona el número de revisión del proxy que quieras implementar. Si estás haciendo este tutorial desde cero, solo hay una revisión entre la que elegir.
Entorno: selecciona el entorno en el que quieras desplegar el proxy.
Un entorno es un contexto de ejecución del tiempo de ejecución de los proxies de API de una organización de Apigee.
Debes desplegar un proxy de API en un entorno para poder acceder a él.
Cuenta de servicio (opcional): una cuenta de servicio para el proxy. La cuenta de servicio representa la identidad del proxy implementado y determina los permisos que tiene. Se trata de una función avanzada que puedes ignorar en este tutorial.
Haz clic en Desplegar.
Cuando se implementa el proxy, en la columna Estado de la sección Implementaciones se muestra un icono verde para indicar que se ha implementado la revisión del proxy de API. Puede colocar el cursor sobre el icono de estado para ver más información sobre la implementación.
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