


- #Google workspace control panel verification#
- #Google workspace control panel code#
- #Google workspace control panel trial#
In this tutorial, is the example domain. Select your domain from the account dropdown list in the top menu bar. Navigate to the Google Cloud Platform dashboard, and agree to the terms of service. Service accounts authenticate automated processes, like Terraform, to the Google API. Any additional organizations you create will need their own service accounts.Ī service account is a Google Cloud Platform (GCP) account with permissions to communicate to your Google Workspace domain. After creating it, you can use the same service account for future Terraform operations in this organization. Terraform needs to authenticate to your Google Workspace account with a service account. Purchasing a domain through Google Workspace requires an immediate charge on your credit card and you will need to pay a yearly renewal fee to continue to use the domain. These instructions will differ depending on your domain registry.
#Google workspace control panel verification#
If you are using your own domain, you will need to follow your domain registrar's steps to add MX records and verification to your domain. Follow the prompts to set up your new Google Workspace account.

If you do not have a Google Workspace account, navigate to and select "Get started" in the top right corner. We are not responsible for any charges you incur.
#Google workspace control panel trial#
You have a 14 day free trial subscription to Google Workspace to explore features. This tutorial requires you to enter credit card information for Google Workspace. If you already have a Google Workspace account, go directly to the Create a service account section. If you do not have a domain, create one when you set up your Google Workspace account. The Terraform 1.0.4+ CLI installed locally.You can use this workflow to create templates for your users, groups, and permissions. Then, you will create new users, a new group, add users to a group, and assign permissions in your Google Workspace with Terraform.

In this tutorial, you will create a service account to allow Terraform to perform actions on your behalf in your Google Workspace. For example, you can use Terraform to ensure that every new user has access to the right tools to enable their success. You can also develop modules for your users, groups, applications, and service principals that comply with your organization's policies. Improved automation - Terraform can create, update, and delete tracked resources without requiring you to keep track of each resource's dependencies.
#Google workspace control panel code#
Declaratively managing large organizations and teams through infrastructure as code is faster than configuring permissions, users, and groups manually in the Google Workspace dashboard. Once you introduce these processes, you can manage users and permissions more efficiently in code. IaC allows you to track and revert changes as your organization grows. With IaC, you can version control your configuration and ensure that the proper reviewers approve changes before merging them. Safety and consistency - Defining your infrastructure as code (IaC) reduces the risk of human error. Terraform provides several benefits over using the Google Workspace dashboard to manage your organization: Google Workspace provides organizations with custom email and collaboration tools like Gmail, Calendar, Docs and more.
