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.
The request replaces the certificate content of the domain certificate authority.
You cannot change the name of a certificate authority. To rename it, delete it and create it again with the new name.
You cannot update a certificate authority that was created without a client or domain type. The request returns 400 Bad Request. Delete the certificate authority and create it again as a client or domain certificate authority.
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.
Token Permissions: [
mission_control:access or service_requests:post:certificate_authentication ]| Time | Status | User Agent | |
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