Adds support to manage GCP PrivateCA Certificates #2924
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PR adds support to issue certificates from Private CA
google-beta already has terraform support to create CAs...this adds the ability to add certificates under those CAs.
Note:
provider will issue certificates only for CAs that are
tier: ENTERPRISE
(since other tiers do not keep state of certs)Searched through the issue tracker for an open issue that this either resolves or contributes to, commented on it to claim it, and written "fixes {url}" or "part of {url}" in this PR description. If there were no relevant open issues, I opened one and commented that I would like to work on it (not necessary for very small changes).
Generated Terraform, and ran
make test
andmake lint
to ensure it passes unit and linter tests.Ensured that all new fields I added that can be set by a user appear in at least one example (for generated resources) or third_party test (for handwritten resources or update tests).
Ran relevant acceptance tests (If the acceptance tests do not yet pass or you are unable to run them, please let your reviewer know).
Read the Release Notes Guide before writing my release note below.
for ref, here is an end-to-end usage (this generates a CA and then two certs (one with a provided public key and another with a CSR):
Derived from GoogleCloudPlatform/magic-modules#4449