Jika sudah memiliki nama domain (seperti example.com), dan ingin menggunakan nama domain ini sebagai nama layanan Cloud Endpoints, Anda harus membuktikan bahwa Anda diberi otorisasi untuk menggunakan domain tersebut. Jika tidak memiliki nama domain sendiri, Anda dapat menggunakan domain yang dikelola oleh Google. Dalam hal ini, Anda tidak perlu memverifikasi kepemilikan.
Halaman ini menjelaskan cara memverifikasi kepemilikan nama domain yang ingin Anda
gunakan untuk API yang berjalan di Google Cloud.
Persyaratan nama layanan
Biasanya, Anda mengonfigurasi nama layanan Endpoint agar sama dengan nama domain Anda. Endpoint memiliki persyaratan
berikut untuk nama layanan:
Panjang maksimum nama domain adalah 253 karakter.
Nama domain harus diawali dengan huruf kecil.
Setiap bagian dalam nama domain, yang dipisahkan dengan titik, memiliki persyaratan
berikut:
Harus dimulai dengan huruf kecil.
Tidak boleh diakhiri dengan tanda hubung.
Karakter yang tersisa dapat berupa huruf kecil, angka, atau tanda hubung.
Panjang maksimumnya adalah 63 karakter.
Memverifikasi kepemilikan
Hanya akun pengguna yang telah memverifikasi kepemilikan nama domain yang dapat
men-deploy konfigurasi Endpoint pada awalnya. Setelah deployment pertama
tersebut, Anda dapat memberikan peran Service Config Editor yang lebih ketat kepada
pengguna, grup, atau akun layanan. Lihat
Memberikan dan mencabut akses ke API
untuk mengetahui informasi selengkapnya.
Untuk memverifikasi bahwa Anda adalah pemilik nama domain:
Pada Dropdown Record Type di banner Verify domain ownership via DNS record, gunakan opsi Recommended methods jika memungkinkan.
Login ke penyedia Nama domain Anda dan selesaikan proses verifikasi
sesuai petunjuk. Penyedia nama domain Anda mungkin memenuhi syarat untuk
AutoDNS.
Ikuti petunjuk yang diberikan di Search Console hingga Anda menyelesaikan verifikasi domain.
Mendelegasikan ke developer
Setelah diverifikasi sebagai pemilik domain di Search Console, Anda dapat secara opsional
mendelegasikan akses ke subdomain kepada developer dalam organisasi. Hal ini memungkinkan
developer tersebut membuat Endpoints API tanpa harus
memverifikasi kepemilikan domain sendiri.
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