restrict_api_key_server.py

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# [START apikeys_restrict_api_key_server]

from google.cloud import api_keys_v2
from google.cloud.api_keys_v2 import Key


def restrict_api_key_server(project_id: str, key_id: str) -> Key:
    """
    Restricts the API key based on IP addresses. You can specify one or more IP addresses of the callers,
    for example web servers or cron jobs, that are allowed to use your API key.

    TODO(Developer): Replace the variables before running this sample.

    Args:
        project_id: Google Cloud project id.
        key_id: ID of the key to restrict. This ID is auto-created during key creation.
            This is different from the key string. To obtain the key_id,
            you can also use the lookup api: client.lookup_key()

    Returns:
        response: Returns the updated API Key.
    """

    # Create the API Keys client.
    client = api_keys_v2.ApiKeysClient()

    # Restrict the API key usage by specifying the IP addresses.
    # You can specify the IP addresses in IPv4 or IPv6 or a subnet using CIDR notation.
    server_key_restrictions = api_keys_v2.ServerKeyRestrictions()
    server_key_restrictions.allowed_ips = ["198.51.100.0/24", "2000:db8::/64"]

    # Set the API restriction.
    # For more information on API key restriction, see:
    # https://cloud.google.com/docs/authentication/api-keys
    restrictions = api_keys_v2.Restrictions()
    restrictions.server_key_restrictions = server_key_restrictions

    key = api_keys_v2.Key()
    key.name = f"projects/{project_id}/locations/global/keys/{key_id}"
    key.restrictions = restrictions

    # Initialize request and set arguments.
    request = api_keys_v2.UpdateKeyRequest()
    request.key = key
    request.update_mask = "restrictions"

    # Make the request and wait for the operation to complete.
    response = client.update_key(request=request).result()

    print(f"Successfully updated the API key: {response.name}")
    # Use response.key_string to authenticate.
    return response


# [END apikeys_restrict_api_key_server]