pulumi-google-native-kotlin/com.pulumi.googlenative.dialogflow.v3.kotlin.inputs/GoogleCloudDialogflowCxV3WebhookGenericWebServiceArgsBuilder/allowedCaCerts

allowedCaCerts

@JvmName(name = "lprxkfilqfxijqgt")
suspend fun allowedCaCerts(value: Output<List<String>>)
@JvmName(name = "ibkrhiqbtqmpbqbc")
suspend fun allowedCaCerts(value: List<String>?)

Parameters

value

Optional. Specifies a list of allowed custom CA certificates (in DER format) for HTTPS verification. This overrides the default SSL trust store. If this is empty or unspecified, Dialogflow will use Google's default trust store to verify certificates. N.B. Make sure the HTTPS server certificates are signed with "subject alt name". For instance a certificate can be self-signed using the following command, `` openssl x509 -req -days 200 -in example.com.csr \ -signkey example.com.key \ -out example.com.crt \ -extfile <(printf "\nsubjectAltName='DNS:www.example.com'") ``

@JvmName(name = "nihmfisyjhnrqpgd")
suspend fun allowedCaCerts(vararg values: Output<String>)

@JvmName(name = "utkaaiuqggplvutq")
suspend fun allowedCaCerts(values: List<Output<String>>)
@JvmName(name = "rcsderpepowwnrsm")
suspend fun allowedCaCerts(vararg values: String)

Parameters

values

Optional. Specifies a list of allowed custom CA certificates (in DER format) for HTTPS verification. This overrides the default SSL trust store. If this is empty or unspecified, Dialogflow will use Google's default trust store to verify certificates. N.B. Make sure the HTTPS server certificates are signed with "subject alt name". For instance a certificate can be self-signed using the following command, `` openssl x509 -req -days 200 -in example.com.csr \ -signkey example.com.key \ -out example.com.crt \ -extfile <(printf "\nsubjectAltName='DNS:www.example.com'") ``