Filters results by a single group ID, corresponding to either defaultGroupId or additionalGroupId. The defaultGroupId specifies the primary owner like the core platform team with full administrative control over the workspace and its resources. An additionalGroupId specifies secondary teams with fine-grained access to specific components for cross-team collaboration without full infrastructure ownership. You configure groups in Identity and Access Management.

A single contract to filter results by, linking to a billing or licensing agreement.

For customers who manage more than one account, this runs the operation from another account. The Identity and Access Management API provides a list of available account switch keys.

An edge hostname is a DNS-based CNAME target that directs end-user traffic to the optimal edge server rather than your origin. It consists of a prefix, usually your service hostname, and an Akamai-specific suffix related to a security level for client-to-edge traffic. For Standard TLS, use the .edgesuite.net suffix. For Enhanced TLS, use the .edgekey.net suffix. The final DNS CNAME combines the two, for example www.example.com.edgesuite.net. While the prefix can be any unique string not reserved in the system, use your service hostname as best practice.

HTTPS service binding configuration for the edge hostname.

Specifies the version of the IP protocol to use for the edge hostname: IPV4 for version 4 only, IPV6 for version 6 only, or IPV6_IPV4_DUALSTACK for both 4 and 6.

The product you created the edge hostname for.