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GET /v1/sites/{siteId}/certificate
The TLS certificate serving this site.
Hitelesítés
Küldjön egy API-kulcsot bearer tokenként. Ez a végpont nem határoz meg konkrét jogosultságot a specifikációban, ezért adja meg a kulcsnak a legkevesebbet, amire szüksége van, és a feltételezés helyett ellenőrizze a választ.
Ez a végpont nem fogad el szervezeti azonosítót. Az Ön kulcsa már azonosítja azt a szervezetet, amelyhez tartozik, és a válasz is erre vonatkozik.
Próbálja ki
Cserélje ki a hegyes zárójelek közötti részt a saját értékeivel, a kulcshelyőrzőt pedig a vezérlőpultján található kulccsal.
curl -X GET https://api.zinndigital.com/v1/sites/{siteId}/certificate \
-H "Authorization: Bearer zdk_live_…"Be van jelentkezve? A vezérlőpultban lévő API-konzol kitölti a valós szervezetazonosítóját és a saját kulcsát, és a kérést az éles API-n futtatja, hogy láthassa a tényleges választ. Nyissa meg ezt a végpontot az API konzolban
Részletek
Whether this site is served over HTTPS on its own name, and if not, why not. Sites on our own fleet are served a per-vhost certificate the platform obtains itself by ACME (owner ruling 2026-09-07, docs/537), because not every site sits behind a CDN and a site with DNS pointed straight at our fleet needs a publicly-trusted certificate of its own. ⛔ state is never simply "no". issued / pending / failed with a reason are three different facts, and the failure directions are asymmetric: behind Cloudflare Full (strict) an uncovered host answers HTTP 526 — a hard outage — while behind plain Full it is a silent downgrade. A payload that could only say "no" would leave a customer looking at a broken site with no explanation. ⛔ covered and serving are DIFFERENT and both are returned. covered means a CA signed it; serving means the box actually presents it. A certificate that exists and is not installed serves nobody, and a screen built from covered alone would report a healthy site to a customer whose visitors see a name-mismatch warning. scope is shared when the site is covered by one platform certificate for a registrable domain we own — the ordinary case for a preview hostname, where a single wildcard covers every site on that domain rather than one certificate each.
Paraméterek
| Név | Típus | Kötelező | Mi ez |
|---|---|---|---|
siteId (path) | Uuid | Igen | Site ID (UUIDv7). |
Válasz
| Név | Típus | Kötelező | Mi ez |
|---|---|---|---|
site_id | string | Igen | — |
state | string<none, pending, issued, failed, retired> | Igen | ⛔ none means nothing has been attempted, which is a DIFFERENT fact from failed. Collapsing them would leave a screen unable to tell a new site from a broken one. |
scope | string<site, shared> | Igen | shared when one platform certificate for a registrable domain we own covers this site — the ordinary case for a preview hostname. |
shared_suffix | string | Nem | The registrable domain a shared certificate covers. Empty when scope is site. |
hostnames | string[] | Igen | Read back off the ISSUED artefact, never from what was requested — a CA that trimmed a name must not be reported as covering it. |
covered | boolean | Igen | A certificate authority has signed a certificate for this site. |
serving | boolean | Igen | ⛔ The box actually presents it. DIFFERENT from covered: a certificate that exists in Vault and is not installed serves nobody. |
failure_reason | string | Nem | — |
failure_detail | string | Nem | — |
not_after | string | Nem | — |
installed_at | string | Nem | — |
environment | string | Nem | ⛔ Travels because a staging certificate is trusted by NO browser. A screen showing one as simply "issued" would report green for a site every visitor sees a warning on. |
wildcard_covered | boolean | Nem | Whether subdomains are covered. A wildcard needs DNS-01, which needs a TXT record in the zone, so a domain whose DNS we do not manage cannot have one. |
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