1. Creating and assigning GCP Project API keys for separate environments

    TypeScript

    Creating and managing API keys for your Google Cloud Platform (GCP) project is an important task for securing your applications and controlling access to your GCP resources. In this program, we will create and assign GCP project API keys for separate environments using Pulumi with the GCP provider.

    To accomplish this, you'll be using the gcp.projects.ApiKey resource from the Pulumi GCP package. This resource allows you to manage API keys within a GCP project. In addition to creating an API key, you can define restrictions on how the key can be used, such as which APIs it can access.

    Here's the Pulumi program in TypeScript that demonstrates how to create API keys for a staging and a production environment in your GCP project.

    import * as gcp from "@pulumi/gcp"; // Define the GCP project ID where you want to create the API keys const projectId = "your-gcp-project-id"; // Create an API key for the staging environment const stagingApiKey = new gcp.projects.ApiKey("staging-api-key", { project: projectId, displayName: "Staging API Key", // Define any restrictions you want to apply to the API key // For example, restricting to specific services restrictions: { apiTargets: [{ service: "your-service-name.googleapis.com", }], }, }); // Create an API key for the production environment const productionApiKey = new gcp.projects.ApiKey("production-api-key", { project: projectId, displayName: "Production API Key", // Define restrictions for the production key, if necessary restrictions: { apiTargets: [{ service: "your-service-name.googleapis.com", }], }, }); // Export the API key IDs for reference export const stagingKey = stagingApiKey.id; export const productionKey = productionApiKey.id;

    In the code above:

    • We first import the necessary module from the Pulumi GCP package.
    • We then define the projectId variable with your actual GCP project ID.
    • Two gcp.projects.ApiKey resources are created, stagingApiKey and productionApiKey, for the staging and production environments, respectively.
    • Each API key has an associated displayName which helps to identify the key in the GCP console.
    • The restrictions property is optional and allows you to specify which GCP services the key can access. In this example, you'll replace "your-service-name.googleapis.com" with the actual service name you wish to restrict access to. If no restrictions are needed, this property can be omitted.
    • Lastly, the program exports the API key IDs, allowing you to reference them outside of the Pulumi program. For instance, you might use the exported IDs in your continuous integration or deployment scripts to provide the appropriate key to your application based on the deployment environment.

    Make sure you replace "your-gcp-project-id" with your actual GCP project ID and "your-service-name.googleapis.com" with the GCP services you want the API keys to access.

    Remember to run pulumi up to deploy this Pulumi program and create the resources in your GCP project. If you need further information on the gcp.projects.ApiKey resource, please refer to the official Pulumi documentation.


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