Domain validation

akamai_property_domainownership_validation

Validate or invalidate your domains. To invalidate all domains, run terraform destroy.

You can validate up to 1,000 domains in that resource at once. However, for optimal performance and a smoother user experience, keep the number of domains well below this limit.

resource "akamai_property_domainownership_validation" "my-validation" {
  domains = [
    {
      domain_name       = "example.com"
      validation_scope  = "HOST"
      validation_method = "DNS_CNAME"
    },
    {
      domain_name       = "sub.example.com"
      validation_scope  = "WILDCARD"
      validation_method = "DNS_CNAME"
    }
  ]
}

my-validation = {
  domains  = [
    {
      domain_name       = "example.com"
      validation_method = "DNS_CNAME"
      validation_scope  = "HOST"
    },
    {
      domain_name       = "sub.example.com"
      validation_method = "DNS_CNAME"
      validation_scope  = "WILDCARD"
    },
  ]
  timeouts = null
}

Arguments

Send a list of domains to validate.

Argument	Required	Description
`domains`	✔	A list of domains. Each domain record includes: `domain_name`. Required. Your domain's name. `validation_scope`. Required. Your domain's validation scope. Possible values are: `HOST`. The scope is only the exactly specified domain. `WILDCARD`. The scope covers any hostname within one subdomain level. `DOMAIN`. The scope covers any hostnames under the domain, regardless of the level of subdomains. `validation_method`. Required. The method used to validate the domain. If not provided, DOM will first attempt to perform the validation using automatic background scheduled jobs. Possible values are: `DNS_CNAME`. For this method, Akamai generates a `cname_record` that you copy as the `target` to a `CNAME` record of your DNS configuration. The record's name needs to be in the `_acme-challenge.domain-name` format. `DNS_TXT`. For this method, Akamai generates a `txt_record` with a token `value` that you copy as the `target` to a `TXT` record of your DNS configuration. The record's name needs to be in the `_akamai-{host\|wildcard\|domain}-challenge.domainName` format based on the validation scope. `HTTP`. Applies only to domains with the `HOST` validation scope. For this method, you create the file containing a token and place it on your HTTP server in the location specified by the `domains[0].validation_challenge.http_file.path` or use a redirect to the `domains[0].validation_challenge.http_redirect.to` with the token. `SYSTEM`. Use it only for already validated domains. This method refers to domains that were automatically validated before Domain Validation Manager (DOM) was introduced. `MANUAL`. Use it only for already validated domains. For this method, the DOM team manually performed the validation.
`timeouts`		Uses the `create` and `update` arguments to override the provider's processing timeout. By default, it's 30 minutes. Value is a string containing a number and its time reference, `h` for hours, `m` for minutes, `s` for seconds. You can pass one, two, or all time units. For example: `1h3m5s` `2h5m` `3m`

Attributes

There's no standard output for this resource as changes are reflected in your state file and based on what you passed in the resource block body.