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SSLAcmeCredential

What one ACME client uses to get in: catalog product and domains

type SSLAcmeCredential {
  certificateType: SSLCertificateKind!
  createdAt: ISO8601DateTime!
  deactivatedAt: ISO8601DateTime
  domains: [SSLAcmeDomain!]!
  id: ID!
  issuedCount: Int!
  lastIssuedAt: ISO8601DateTime
  name: String!
  product: SSLCatalogProduct!
  status: SSLAcmeCredentialStatus!
  usableEabCount: Int!
  validAccountCount: Int!
}

Fields​

SSLAcmeCredential.certificateType ● SSLCertificateKind! non-null enum​

Shape of the product; decides which names an order may carry

SSLAcmeCredential.createdAt ● ISO8601DateTime! non-null scalar​

SSLAcmeCredential.deactivatedAt ● ISO8601DateTime scalar​

SSLAcmeCredential.domains ● [SSLAcmeDomain!]! non-null object​

Domains this credential may order; empty means every ACME domain of the company

SSLAcmeCredential.id ● ID! non-null scalar​

SSLAcmeCredential.issuedCount ● Int! non-null scalar​

Orders of this credential that issued a certificate, renewals included

SSLAcmeCredential.lastIssuedAt ● ISO8601DateTime scalar​

SSLAcmeCredential.name ● String! non-null scalar​

SSLAcmeCredential.product ● SSLCatalogProduct! non-null object​

Catalog product every order of this credential spends credits of; never changes

SSLAcmeCredential.status ● SSLAcmeCredentialStatus! non-null enum​

SSLAcmeCredential.usableEabCount ● Int! non-null scalar​

EABs not used and not expired yet; a new EAB does not invalidate the others

SSLAcmeCredential.validAccountCount ● Int! non-null scalar​

ACME accounts registered with this credential and still valid

Returned By​

sslAcmeCredentials query

Member Of​

SSLAcmeCreateCredentialPayload object ● SSLAcmeDeactivateCredentialPayload object ● SSLAcmeUpdateCredentialDomainsPayload object

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