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If you are following these steps for testing purposes, choose that path.\n\nHow you access the API proxy depends on whether you allow external\nrequests or restrict access to internal requests only.\n\n| Access Type | Description of the configuration and deployment process |\n|------------------------|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|\n| No internet access | Allow only internal access to your API proxy. You can download the `Hello World` proxy from GitHub and then deploy it to your Apigee instance. You must then create a new VM inside the network and connect to it. From the new VM, you can send a request to the API proxy. |\n| Enable internet access | Allow external access to your API proxy. | **Note:** Apigee recommends using this approach. Apigee deploys a `Hello World` proxy to your Apigee instance. You can then send a request to the API proxy from your administration machine or any network-enabled machine, whether it is within or outside the firewall. |\n\nEach of these approaches is presented on a tab in the instructions below.\n\nPerform the step\n\n1. Select **External Access** or **Internal Access**: \n\nExternal Access\n\nThis section describes how to configure routing from the\nGoogle Cloud console when you want to allow\n*external* access to your API proxy.\n\nPermissions required for this task\n\nYou can give the Apigee provisioner a predefined role\nthat includes the permissions needed to complete this task,\nor give more fine-grained permissions to provide the least\nprivilege necessary. See\n[Predefined roles](/apigee/docs/api-platform/get-started/permissions#predefined-roles)\nand [Access routing permissions](/apigee/docs/api-platform/get-started/permissions#access-routing-permissions).\n\n**To configure routing for external access in the Google Cloud console**:\n\n1. Click create**Edit** to open the **Configure access** panel.\n2. Select **Enable internet access** .\n\n Choose one of the following options in the **Domain Type**\n section:\n - **Automatically managed domain, subnetwork and SSL\n certificates** : Choose this option to use the `nip.io` wildcard DNS service, and a Google-managed certificate to secure your domain. Apigee automatically creates an L7 global external load balancer to forward traffic to your runtime.\n - **Customize** : Choose this option if you want to customize your domain name, SSL certificate, or subnetwork. Apigee automatically creates an L7 global external load balancer to forward traffic to your runtime. You can select or clear any of the following options to enter custom details:\n - **Domain**: Optional. Enter the custom domain name.\n - **Network**: Optional. Select an available network name from the dropdown menu.\n - **Subnetwork**: Optional. Select an available subnetwork name from the dropdown menu. The subnetwork selected should be in the same region as the runtime instance.\n - **SSL Certificate** : Optional. Select an existing self-managed certificate or provide a new self-managed certificate.\n\n To select an existing certificate:\n 1. Select an existing certificate from the drop-down list. If there is no certificate in the list, click **Add new**.\n 2. Browse the file system and select the certificate you wish to use.\n 3. Click **Save SSL**.\n\n To provide a new certificate:\n 1. Click in the **Select certificate** drop-down list.\n 2. Click **Add new**.\n 3. In the respective fields, browse your file system and attach the files containing the certificate and private key. Both should be PEM-formatted.\n 4. Click **Save SSL**.\n3. Click **Set access** .\n\n Apigee prepares your instance for external access.\n This includes creating firewall\n rules, uploading certificates, and creating a load balancer.\n\n This process can take several minutes.\n\nInternal Access\n\nThis section describes how to configure routing when you're using\nthe Google Cloud console and you *do not* want to allow external\naccess to your API proxy.\nInstead, you want to limit access to *internal* requests only\nthat originate from within the VPC.\n\n**To configure routing for internal access in the Google Cloud console:**\n\n1. Click create**Edit** to open the **Configure access** panel.\n2. Select **No internet access**.\n\n3. Click **Set access**.\n2. Click **Next**.\n3. Click **Submit** to begin the provisioning process.\n\n The provisioning process may take up to 40 minutes to complete. If you\n want to leave the page while provisioning is in progress, a notification\n will appear in notifications\n **Notifications** in the Google Cloud console when the operation completes.\n\n Once provisioning is complete, the **Apigee Overview** page will\n appear and you can begin exploring Apigee!"]]
