Certificate Manager DNS Authorization

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Certificate Manager DNS Authorization in Google Cloud is a resource used to verify domain ownership through DNS records. It creates and manages DNS authorizations that allow Certificate Manager to issue and manage SSL/TLS certificates for specific domains. This ensures secure communication and automated certificate lifecycle management.

gcp.certificatemanager_dns_authorization

Fields

ID	Type	Data Type	Description
_key	core	string
ancestors	core	array<string>
create_time	core	timestamp	Output only. The creation timestamp of a DnsAuthorization.
datadog_display_name	core	string
description	core	string	Optional. One or more paragraphs of text description of a DnsAuthorization.
dns_resource_record	core	json	Output only. DNS Resource Record that needs to be added to DNS configuration.
domain	core	string	Required. Immutable. A domain that is being authorized. A DnsAuthorization resource covers a single domain and its wildcard, e.g. authorization for `example.com` can be used to issue certificates for `example.com` and `*.example.com`.
labels	core	array<string>	Optional. Set of labels associated with a DnsAuthorization.
name	core	string	Identifier. A user-defined name of the dns authorization. DnsAuthorization names must be unique globally and match pattern `projects//locations//dnsAuthorizations/*`.
organization_id	core	string
parent	core	string
project_id	core	string
project_number	core	string
region_id	core	string
resource_name	core	string
tags	core	hstore_csv
type	core	string	Optional. Immutable. Type of DnsAuthorization. If unset during resource creation the following default will be used: - in location `global`: FIXED_RECORD, - in other locations: PER_PROJECT_RECORD.
update_time	core	timestamp	Output only. The last update timestamp of a DnsAuthorization.
zone_id	core	string