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com.google.cloud.managedidentities.v1
The interfaces provided are listed below, along with usage samples.
ManagedIdentitiesServiceClient
Service Description: API Overview
The managedidentites.googleapis.com
service implements the Google Cloud Managed Identites
API for identity services (e.g. Microsoft Active Directory).
The Managed Identities service provides methods to manage (create/read/update/delete) domains, reset managed identities admin password, add/remove domain controllers in GCP regions and add/remove VPC peering.
Data Model
The Managed Identities service exposes the following resources:
- Locations as global, named as follows:
projects/{project_id}/locations/global
.
- Domains, named as follows:
/projects/{project_id}/locations/global/domain/{domain_name}
.
The {domain_name}
refers to fully qualified domain name in the customer project e.g.
mydomain.myorganization.com, with the following restrictions:
* Must contain only lowercase letters, numbers, periods and hyphens. * Must start with a letter. * Must contain between 2-64 characters. * Must end with a number or a letter. * Must not start with period. * First segement length (mydomain form example above) shouldn't exceed 15 chars. * The last segment cannot be fully numeric. * Must be unique within the customer project.
Sample for ManagedIdentitiesServiceClient:
try (ManagedIdentitiesServiceClient managedIdentitiesServiceClient =
ManagedIdentitiesServiceClient.create()) {
DomainName name = DomainName.of("[PROJECT]", "[LOCATION]", "[DOMAIN]");
ResetAdminPasswordResponse response = managedIdentitiesServiceClient.resetAdminPassword(name);
}