A domain certificate authority is a trusted root or intermediate certificate that the event broker service uses to validate server certificates for outbound TLS connections.

Certificate content is write-only and is never returned.

Adds a domain certificate authority to the event broker service. After the operation completes, the event broker service trusts server certificates issued by this certificate authority when it opens outbound TLS connections, for example to another event broker service or to an LDAP server.

This request is asynchronous. The response contains an operation ID that you can use to poll for completion using Get the status of a service operation.

Your token must have one of the permissions listed in the Token Permissions.