Google Cloud Billing V1 Client - Class CloudBillingClient (1.7.5)

Reference documentation and code samples for the Google Cloud Billing V1 Client class CloudBillingClient.

Service Description: Retrieves the Google Cloud Console billing accounts and associates them with projects.

This class provides the ability to make remote calls to the backing service through method calls that map to API methods.

Many parameters require resource names to be formatted in a particular way. To assist with these names, this class includes a format method for each type of name, and additionally a parseName method to extract the individual identifiers contained within formatted names that are returned by the API.

This class is currently experimental and may be subject to changes. See Google\Cloud\Billing\V1\CloudBillingClient for the stable implementation

Constructor.

This method creates billing subaccounts.

Google Cloud resellers should use the Channel Services APIs, accounts.customers.create and accounts.customers.entitlements.create.

When creating a subaccount, the current authenticated user must have the billing.accounts.update IAM permission on the parent account, which is typically given to billing account administrators. This method will return an error if the parent account has not been provisioned for subaccounts.

The async variant is Google\Cloud\Billing\V1\Client\CloudBillingClient::createBillingAccountAsync() .

Gets information about a billing account. The current authenticated user must be a viewer of the billing account.

The async variant is Google\Cloud\Billing\V1\Client\CloudBillingClient::getBillingAccountAsync() .

Gets the access control policy for a billing account.

The caller must have the billing.accounts.getIamPolicy permission on the account, which is often given to billing account viewers.

The async variant is Google\Cloud\Billing\V1\Client\CloudBillingClient::getIamPolicyAsync() .

Gets the billing information for a project. The current authenticated user must have the resourcemanager.projects.get permission for the project, which can be granted by assigning the Project Viewer role.

The async variant is Google\Cloud\Billing\V1\Client\CloudBillingClient::getProjectBillingInfoAsync() .

Lists the billing accounts that the current authenticated user has permission to view.

The async variant is Google\Cloud\Billing\V1\Client\CloudBillingClient::listBillingAccountsAsync() .

Lists the projects associated with a billing account. The current authenticated user must have the billing.resourceAssociations.list IAM permission, which is often given to billing account viewers.

The async variant is Google\Cloud\Billing\V1\Client\CloudBillingClient::listProjectBillingInfoAsync() .

Sets the access control policy for a billing account. Replaces any existing policy.

The caller must have the billing.accounts.setIamPolicy permission on the account, which is often given to billing account administrators.

The async variant is Google\Cloud\Billing\V1\Client\CloudBillingClient::setIamPolicyAsync() .

Tests the access control policy for a billing account. This method takes the resource and a set of permissions as input and returns the subset of the input permissions that the caller is allowed for that resource.

The async variant is Google\Cloud\Billing\V1\Client\CloudBillingClient::testIamPermissionsAsync() .

Updates a billing account's fields.

Currently the only field that can be edited is display_name. The current authenticated user must have the billing.accounts.update IAM permission, which is typically given to the administrator of the billing account.

The async variant is Google\Cloud\Billing\V1\Client\CloudBillingClient::updateBillingAccountAsync() .

Sets or updates the billing account associated with a project. You specify the new billing account by setting the billing_account_name in the ProjectBillingInfo resource to the resource name of a billing account.

Associating a project with an open billing account enables billing on the project and allows charges for resource usage. If the project already had a billing account, this method changes the billing account used for resource usage charges.

Note: Incurred charges that have not yet been reported in the transaction history of the Google Cloud Console might be billed to the new billing account, even if the charge occurred before the new billing account was assigned to the project.

The current authenticated user must have ownership privileges for both the project and the billing account.

You can disable billing on the project by setting the billing_account_name field to empty. This action disassociates the current billing account from the project. Any billable activity of your in-use services will stop, and your application could stop functioning as expected. Any unbilled charges to date will be billed to the previously associated account. The current authenticated user must be either an owner of the project or an owner of the billing account for the project.

Note that associating a project with a closed billing account will have much the same effect as disabling billing on the project: any paid resources used by the project will be shut down. Thus, unless you wish to disable billing, you should always call this method with the name of an open billing account.

The async variant is Google\Cloud\Billing\V1\Client\CloudBillingClient::updateProjectBillingInfoAsync() .

Formats a string containing the fully-qualified path to represent a billing_account resource.

Formats a string containing the fully-qualified path to represent a project resource.

Formats a string containing the fully-qualified path to represent a project_billing_info resource.

Parses a formatted name string and returns an associative array of the components in the name.

The following name formats are supported: Template: Pattern

• billingAccount: billingAccounts/{billing_account}
• project: projects/{project}
• projectBillingInfo: projects/{project}/billingInfo

The optional $template argument can be supplied to specify a particular pattern, and must match one of the templates listed above. If no $template argument is provided, or if the $template argument does not match one of the templates listed, then parseName will check each of the supported templates, and return the first match.