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Certificate Authority Service is a highly available and scalable Google Cloud service that enables you to simplify, automate, and customize the deployment, management, and security of private certificate authorities (CA).

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Training and tutorials

Learn how to enable the Certificate Authority Service API, create a CA pool, create a root CA, and issue certificates from the root CA.

Training and tutorials

Policy controls let you control the type of certificates that your CA pool can issue. This tutorial explains how you can manage various policies to control certificate issuance and access to CA Service resources.

Use cases

Hashicorp Vault is commonly used for managing and storing secrets on-premises. This topic describes how Hashicorp Vault CA can be configured to act as a proxy that forwards all certificate issuance requests to Certificate Authority Service. This integration allows a currently deployed solution to natively work with CA Service.

Hashicorp On-premises Secrets

Use cases

Using OCSP to provide the certificate revocation status can have many benefits. These benefits include quicker response time and smaller requirement for network bandwidth, as compared to Certificate Revocation Lists (CRLs), which can get very large. This page provides information about configuring a delegated OCSP responder that works with CA Service.

OCSP Security

Use cases

Terraform is a popular open source tool that lets you create and manage your Certificate Authority Service resources using its infrastructure-as-code paradigm. This guide provides information about using Terraform with CA Service.

Terraform CA Service APIs

Use cases

Cert-Manager is a Kubernetes add-on to automate the management and issuance of TLS certificates from various issuing sources. You can use Cert-Manager to manage the lifecycle of certificates issued by CAs that are created using CA Service. Cert-Manager ensures certificates are valid and duly renewed before they expire.

Cert-Manager Certificate renewal

Use cases

CA Service lets you request workload identity certificates from a certificate authority (CA) that you control. This document explains how you can install Anthos Service Mesh and use Certificate Authority Service with it.

Anthos Service Mesh

Use cases

Learn how you can set up service security for Traffic Director with Envoy and Certificate Authority Service.

Traffic Director Envoy

Use cases

Learn how you can set up service security for Traffic Director with proxyless gRPC and Certificate Authority Service.

Traffic Director proxyless gRPC

Use cases

This whitepaper provides security and architectural recommendations to organizations for the use of CA Service. It describes critical concepts to securing and deploying a PKI and provides specific recommendations for configuring CA Service to ensure high operational availability.

PKI design

Use cases

This whitepaper explains how CA Service addresses the challenges organizations face as they use digital certificates in a fast-changing and interconnected digital world.

IoT Cloud computing

Use cases

This topic provides the best practices to use CA Service more effectively.

Access control Signing keys CA Service tiers

Code Samples

Samples that use the Go idiomatic client for Certificate Authority Service.

Code Samples

Samples that use the Java idiomatic client for Certificate Authority Service.

Code Samples

Samples that use the Python idiomatic client for Certificate Authority Service.

Except as otherwise noted, the content of this page is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 License, and code samples are licensed under the Apache 2.0 License. For details, see the Google Developers Site Policies. Java is a registered trademark of Oracle and/or its affiliates.

Last updated 2025-07-02 UTC.

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