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for each domain name that you want to use with the target certificate if you re creating a dns authorization for a wildcard certificate such as myorg example com configure the dns authorization for the parent domain for example myorg example com for regional google managed certificates you can create only the per_project_record type of dns authorization note due to ongoing ietf standardization efforts google uses a custom implementation of account based dns authorization for per_project_record dns authorizations console you can create a dns authorization or attach an existing dns authorization when creating a certificate for more information see create a google managed certificate referencing the dns authorization gcloud to create a per_project_record dns authorization use the following gcloud certificate manager dns authorizations create command gcloud certificate manager dns authorizations create authorization_name domain domain_name location location replace the following authorization_name the name of the dns authorization domain_name the name of the target domain for which you are creating this dns authorization the domain name must be a fully qualified domain name such as myorg example com location the target google cloud location where you create the dns authorization you must provide a specific target location such as us central1 after creating the per_project_record dns authorization verify it with the gcloud certificate manager dns authorizations describe command gcloud certificate manager dns authorizations describe authorization_name location location the output is similar to the following in the output find the dnsresourcerecord section locate the cname record and add the record s details data name and type to your dns configuration createtime 2022 01 14t13 35 00 258409106z dnsresourcerecord data 0e40fc77 a37d 4eb8 8fe1 eea2e18d12d9 4 authorize certificatemanager goog name _acme challenge_ujmmovf2vn55tgye myorg example com type cname domain myorg example com name projects myproject locations global dnsauthorizations myauthorization updatetime 2022 01 14t13 35 01 571086137z note for per_project_record dns authorization certificate manager supports only the certificates issued by google trust services certificates issued by other authorities such as let s encrypt ca aren t supported api to create a dns authorization make a post request to the dnsauthorizations create method post v1 projects project_id locations location dnsauthorizations dns_authorization_id authorization_name domain domain_name type per_project_record replace the following project_id id of your google cloud project location the target google cloud location where you create the dns authorization you must provide a specific target location such as us central1 authorization_name the name of the dns authorization domain_name the name of the target domain for which you are creating this dns authorization the domain name must be a fully qualified domain name such as myorg example com create a google managed certificate referencing the dns authorization to create a google managed certificate that references the dns authorization you created in the previous steps do the following console in the google cloud console go to the certificate manager page go to certificate manager on the certificates tab click add certificate in the certificate name field enter a unique name for the certificate optional in the description field enter a description for the certificate the description lets you identify the certificate for location select regional from the region list select your region for certificate type select create google managed certificate for certificate authority type select public in the domain names field specify a comma separated list of domain names of the certificate each domain name must be a fully qualified domain name such as myorg example com the domain name can also be a wildcard domain name such as example com for authorization type select dns authorization the page lists dns authorizations of the domain names if a domain name doesn t have an associated dns authorization follow these steps to create one click create missing dns authorization in the dns authorization name field specify the name of the dns authorization click create dns authorization in the labels field specify labels to associate to the certificate to add a label click add_box add label and specify a key and a value for your label click create the new certificate appears in the list of certificates gcloud to create a regional google managed certificate with dns authorization run the certificate manager certificates create command with the dns authorizations and location flags gcloud certificate manager certificates create certificate_name domains domain_name domain_name dns authorizations authorization_names location location replace the following certificate_name the name of the certificate domain_name the name of the target domain the domain name must be a fully qualified domain name such as myorg example com or a wildcard domain such as myorg example com the asterisk dot prefix signifies a wildcard certificate authorization_names a comma separated list of the names of dns authorizations location the target google cloud location api create the certificate by making a post request to the certificates create method as follows post v1 projects project_id locations location certificates certificate_id certificate_name managed domains domain_name dnsauthorizations projects project_id locations location dnsauthorizations authorization_name replace the following project_id id of your google cloud project certificate_name the name of the certificate domain_name the name of the target domain the domain name must be a fully qualified domain name such as myorg example com or a wildcard domain such as myorg example com the asterisk dot prefix signifies a wildcard certificate location the target google cloud location authorization_names a comma separated list of the names of dns authorizations note to specify multiple domains or dns authorizations provide a comma separated list of values in their respective fields add the cname record to your dns configuration if you re using a third party dns solution to manage your dns refer to its documentation to add the cname record to the dns configuration if you re using google cloud to manage your dns complete the steps in this section important you must ensure that your cname is the only resource record for a specific dns name although some dns providers allow you to configure both cname and txt resource records for the same dns name this type of configuration is incorrect and can lead to conflicts preventing reliable certificate issuance or renewal if such a conflict occurs then you can either delete your txt records or use the per project dns authorization method console to create a record set follow these steps in the google cloud console go to the dns zones page go to cloud dns zones click the name of the dns zone where you want to add the record on the zone details page click add standard on the create record set page in the dns name field enter the subdomain of the dns zone when entering the subdomain name make sure that the subdomain name including the greyed out text displayed in the dns name field matches the full value of the dnsresourcerecord name field as displayed in the output of the gcloud certificate manager dns authorizations describe command see the following examples if the dnsresourcerecord name field value is _acme challenge myorg example com and the greyed out text in the dns name field is example com then enter _acme challenge myorg if the dnsresourcerecord name field value is _acme challenge myorg example com and the greyed out text in the dns name field is myorg example com then enter _acme challenge if the value of the dnsresourcerecord name field is _acme challenge_ujmmovf2vn55tgye myorg example com and the greyed out text in the dns name field is myorg example com then enter _acme challenge_ujmmovf2vn55tgye note adding the symbol in this field causes the record to fail in the resource record type field select cname in the ttl field enter a positive numeric value for the resource record s time to live which is the amount of time that it can be cached from the ttl unit list select the unit of time for example 30 minutes in the canonical name field enter the full value of the dnsresourcerecord data field as displayed in the output of the gcloud certificate manager dns authorizations describe command to enter additional information click add item click create gcloud when you create a dns authorization the gcloud cli command returns the corresponding cname record to add the cname record to your dns configuration in the dns zone of the target domain follow these steps initiate the dns record transaction gcloud dns record sets transaction start zone dns_zone_name replace dns_zone_name with the name of the target dns zone add the cname record to the target dns zone gcloud dns record sets transaction add cname_record name validation_subdomain_name domain_name ttl 30 type cname zone dns_zone_name replace the following cname_record the full data value of the cname record returned by the google cloud cli command that created the corresponding dns authorization validation_subdomain_name the prefix subdomain of the dns zone such as _acme challenge you can copy the name from the gcloud certificate manager dns authorizations describe command log as described in create a dns authorization domain_name the name of the target domain the domain name must be a fully qualified domain name such as myorg example com you must also include the trailing period after the target domain name dns_zone_name the name of the target dns zone for more information about the difference between fixed_record and per_project_record dns authorizations see the following examples the only difference between the two examples is the value of the name flag fixed_record dns authorization gcloud dns record sets transaction add 0e40fc77 a37d 4eb8 8fe1 eea2e18d12d9 4 authorize certificatemanager goog name _acme challenge myorg example com ttl 30 type cname zone myorg example com per_project_record dns authorization gcloud dns record sets transaction add 0e40fc77 a37d 4eb8 8fe1 eea2e18d12d9 4 authorize certificatemanager goog name _acme challenge_ujmmovf2vn55tgye myorg example com ttl 30 type cname zone myorg example com run the dns record transaction to save your changes gcloud dns record sets transaction execute zone dns_zone_name replace dns_zone_name with the name of the target dns zone terraform to add the cname record to your dns configuration you can use a google_dns_record_set resource resource google_dns_record_set cname name google_certificate_manager_dns_authorization default dns_resource_record 0 name managed_zone google_dns_managed_zone default name type google_certificate_manager_dns_authorization default dns_resource_record 0 type ttl 300 rrdatas google_certificate_manager_dns_authorization default dns_resource_record 0 data verify the status of the certificate before deploying a certificate to a load balancer verify that it s active it can take several minutes for the certificate state to change to active console in the google cloud console go to the certificate manager page go to certificate manager on the certificates tab check the status column for the certificate gcloud to verify the status of the certificate run the following command gcloud certificate manager certificates describe certificate_name location location replace the following certificate_name the name of the certificate location the target google cloud location where you created the google managed certificate the output is similar to the following createtime 2021 10 20t12 19 53 370778666z expiretime 2022 05 07t05 03 49z managed authorizationattemptinfo domain myorg example com state authorized dnsauthorizations projects myproject locations location dnsauthorizations mycert domains myorg example com state active name projects myproject locations location certificates mycert pemcertificate begin certificate end certificate sandnsnames myorg example com updatetime 2021 10 20t12 19 55 083385630z if the certificate state is not active after several hours check that you correctly added the cname record to your dns configuration for more troubleshooting steps see troubleshoot certificate manager deploy the certificate to a load balancer to deploy the regional google managed certificate to a regional external application load balancer or regional internal application load balancer attach it directly to the target proxy attach the certificate directly to the target proxy you can attach the certificate to a new target proxy or an existing target proxy to attach the certificate to a new target proxy use the gcloud compute target https proxies create command gcloud compute target https proxies create proxy_name certificate manager certificates certificate_name url map url_map region location replace the following proxy_name name of the target proxy certificate_name the name of the certificate url_map the name of the url map you created the url map when you created the load balancer location the target google cloud location where you want to create the https target proxy to attach certificate to an existing target https proxy use the gcloud compute target https proxies update command if you don t know the name of the existing target proxy go to the target proxies page and note the name of the target proxy gcloud compute target https proxies update proxy_name region location certificate manager certificates certificate_name after creating or updating the target proxy run the following command to verify it gcloud compute target https proxies list clean up to avoid incurring charges to your google cloud account for the resources used in this tutorial delete them delete the load balancer and its resources see clean up a load balancing setup delete the google managed certificate console in the google cloud console go to the certificate manager page go to certificate manager on the certificates tab select the checkbox of the certificate click delete in the dialog that appears click delete to confirm gcloud gcloud certificate manager certificates delete certificate_name location location replace the following certificate_name the name of the certificate location the target google cloud location delete the dns authorization gcloud certificate manager dns authorizations delete authorization_name location location replace the following authorization_name the name of the dns authorization location the target google cloud location where you created the dns authorization what s next manage certificates manage dns authorizations send feedback except as otherwise noted the content of this page is licensed under the creative commons 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