Create SSL Certificate - CreateSSL

Overview

Create an SSL certificate, you can pass the entire Pem certificate content, or pass the certificate, private key, and CA certificate separately.

Definition

Public Parameters

Parameter Name	Type	Description Information	Required
Action	string	Corresponding API command name, the current API is `CreateSSL`.	Yes
PublicKey	string	The user's public key can be obtained from Console (opens in a new tab)	Yes
Signature	string	User signature generated based on public key and API command, see Signature Algorithm	Yes

Request Parameters

Parameter Name	Type	Description Information	Required
Region	string	Region. See List of Regions and Availability Zones	Yes
ProjectId	string	Project ID. If not filled in, the default project is used, sub-accounts must be filled in. Please refer to the GetProjectList interface.	Yes
SSLName	string	The name of the SSL certificate, the default value is not empty.	Yes
SSLType	string	The type of SSL certificate added currently only supports the Pem format.	No
SSLContent	string	The complete content of the SSL certificate, including the user certificate, the private key of the encryption certificate, and the CA certificate.	No
UserCert	string	User's Certificate	No
PrivateKey	string	Private Key of the Encryption Certificate	No
CaCert	string	CA Certificate	No
USSLId	string	ID of USSL Certificate	No

Response Field

Field Name	Type	Description Information	Required
RetCode	int	Return status code. If it is 0, it means successful return. If it is not 0, it means failure.	Yes
Action	string	Operation command name.	Yes
Message	string	Returns an error message, providing detailed description when `RetCode` is non-zero.	No
SSLId	string	Id of SSL Certificate	No

Example

Request Example

https://api.ucloud-global.com/?Action=CreateSSL
&Region=cn-bj2
&ProjectId=project-XXXXXX
&SSLName=new-ssl
&SSLContent=-----BEGIN&nbspRSA&nbspPRIVATE&nbspKEY-----xxx
&USSLId=usecure_ussl-XXXXXX

Response Example

{
  "Action": "CreateSSLResponse",
  "RetCode": 0,
  "SSLId": "ssl-XXXXXX"
}

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