google-cloud-certificate-manager overview (0.3.1)

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com.google.cloud.certificatemanager.v1

A client to Certificate Manager API

The interfaces provided are listed below, along with usage samples.

CertificateManagerClient

Service Description: API Overview

Certificates Manager API allows customers to see and manage all their TLS certificates.

Certificates Manager API service provides methods to manage certificates, group them into collections, and create serving configuration that can be easily applied to other Cloud resources e.g. Target Proxies.

Data Model

The Certificates Manager service exposes the following resources:

• Certificate which describes a single TLS certificate.
• CertificateMap which describes a collection of certificates that can be attached to a target resource.
• CertificateMapEntry which describes a single configuration entry that consists of a SNI and a group of certificates. It's a subresource of CertificateMap.

Certificate, CertificateMap and CertificateMapEntry IDs have to match "^[a-z0-9-]{1,63}$" regexp, which means that - only lower case letters, digits, and hyphen are allowed - length of the resource ID has to be in [1,63] range.

Provides methods to manage Cloud Certificate Manager entities.

Sample for CertificateManagerClient:

 // This snippet has been automatically generated for illustrative purposes only.
 // It may require modifications to work in your environment.
 try (CertificateManagerClient certificateManagerClient = CertificateManagerClient.create()) {
   CertificateName name = CertificateName.of("[PROJECT]", "[LOCATION]", "[CERTIFICATE]");
   Certificate response = certificateManagerClient.getCertificate(name);
 }
 

com.google.cloud.certificatemanager.v1.stub