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Cloud Endpoints usa Service Management para administrar tu API. Cuando implementas tu documento de OpenAPI con el comando gcloud endpoints services
deploy, el comando usa Administración de servicios a fin de crear un servicio administrado para tu API.
Si borras un servicio administrado con el comando gcloud endpoints services delete, la Administración de servicios no lo borrará de inmediato. La Administración de servicios inhabilita el servicio administrado durante 30 días, lo que te permite restablecerlo si es necesario. Luego de 30 días, la Administración de servicios borra el servicio administrado de forma permanente.
Cuando el servicio administrado está inhabilitado, la Administración de servicios no permite crear otro servicio administrado con el mismo nombre.
Para restablecer un servicio administrado, haz lo siguiente:
Asegúrate de que Google Cloud CLI (gcloud) esté autorizado para acceder a tus datos y servicios en Google Cloud:
gcloudauthlogin
Restablece el servicio administrado y asígnalo al proyecto deGoogle Cloud en el que se creó en un principio. Reemplaza [SERVICE_NAME] por el nombre de tu servicio administrado.
gcloudendpointsservicesundelete[SERVICE_NAME]
Soluciona problemas
Si el comando gcloud endpoints services undelete falla con un error de permiso similar al siguiente, sigue estos pasos:
ERROR: (gcloud.endpoints.services.undelete) User [EMAIL] does not have permission to access service
Ejecuta gcloud auth login y asegúrate de seleccionar una cuenta de usuario que tenga permiso para acceder al proyecto en el que se encuentra el servicio administrado.
Verifica que tienes la función de IAM de administrador para la Administración de servicios (roles/servicemanagement.admin).
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