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Integrate your app with Google Cloud Marketplace
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This section is an overview of the steps to integrate your app with Cloud Marketplace. At a high level, you integrate your app with Google Cloud in the following ways: “You must integrate your app's backend with the following Google APIs and services:” Frontend integration In your app's frontend, you must set up the following integrations: Provide a sign up page to sign up accounts for new customers who buy your product through Cloud Marketplace. When users visit this page, Google sends a JSON Web Token (JWT) containing the user's account ID. You use this account ID to link the user's account in your product with their Google Account, and also for Identity and Access Management (IAM). Provide a login page for your customers. Optionally, you can choose to: Integrate single sign-on (SSO), so that your customers can sign into your app using their Google Accounts. If you integrate SSO, when users sign in by using SSO, Google sends a JSON Web Token (JWT) containing information about the user for you to verify. For detailed information on integrating your app's frontend with Cloud Marketplace, see Integrating your app's frontend.
This section is an overview of the steps to integrate your app with Cloud Marketplace. At a high level, you integrate your app with Google Cloud in the following ways: “Integrate with Pub/Sub to receive notifications from Cloud Marketplace, such as when a user signs up for your product.” Frontend integration In your app's frontend, you must set up the following integrations: Provide a sign up page to sign up accounts for new customers who buy your product through Cloud Marketplace. When users visit this page, Google sends a JSON Web Token (JWT) containing the user's account ID. You use this account ID to link the user's account in your product with their Google Account, and also for Identity and Access Management (IAM). Provide a login page for your customers. Optionally, you can choose to: Integrate single sign-on (SSO), so that your customers can sign into your app using their Google Accounts. If you integrate SSO, when users sign in by using SSO, Google sends a JSON Web Token (JWT) containing information about the user for you to verify. For detailed information on integrating your app's frontend with Cloud Marketplace, see Integrating your app's frontend.
This section is an overview of the steps to integrate your app with Cloud Marketplace. At a high level, you integrate your app with Google Cloud in the following ways: “Your Partner Engineer creates a Pub/Sub topic that you must subscribe to for notifications.” Frontend integration In your app's frontend, you must set up the following integrations: Provide a sign up page to sign up accounts for new customers who buy your product through Cloud Marketplace. When users visit this page, Google sends a JSON Web Token (JWT) containing the user's account ID. You use this account ID to link the user's account in your product with their Google Account, and also for Identity and Access Management (IAM). Provide a login page for your customers. Optionally, you can choose to: Integrate single sign-on (SSO), so that your customers can sign into your app using their Google Accounts. If you integrate SSO, when users sign in by using SSO, Google sends a JSON Web Token (JWT) containing information about the user for you to verify. For detailed information on integrating your app's frontend with Cloud Marketplace, see Integrating your app's frontend.
This section is an overview of the steps to integrate your app with Cloud Marketplace. At a high level, you integrate your app with Google Cloud in the following ways: “Integrate with the Partner Procurement API to create accounts for customers, and to link these accounts with their Cloud Marketplace purchase.” Frontend integration In your app's frontend, you must set up the following integrations: Provide a sign up page to sign up accounts for new customers who buy your product through Cloud Marketplace. When users visit this page, Google sends a JSON Web Token (JWT) containing the user's account ID. You use this account ID to link the user's account in your product with their Google Account, and also for Identity and Access Management (IAM). Provide a login page for your customers. Optionally, you can choose to: Integrate single sign-on (SSO), so that your customers can sign into your app using their Google Accounts. If you integrate SSO, when users sign in by using SSO, Google sends a JSON Web Token (JWT) containing information about the user for you to verify. For detailed information on integrating your app's frontend with Cloud Marketplace, see Integrating your app's frontend.
This section is an overview of the steps to integrate your app with Cloud Marketplace. At a high level, you integrate your app with Google Cloud in the following ways: “You must also use the Partner Procurement API to update the linked accounts when users change or cancel their subscription plans.” Frontend integration In your app's frontend, you must set up the following integrations: Provide a sign up page to sign up accounts for new customers who buy your product through Cloud Marketplace. When users visit this page, Google sends a JSON Web Token (JWT) containing the user's account ID. You use this account ID to link the user's account in your product with their Google Account, and also for Identity and Access Management (IAM). Provide a login page for your customers. Optionally, you can choose to: Integrate single sign-on (SSO), so that your customers can sign into your app using their Google Accounts. If you integrate SSO, when users sign in by using SSO, Google sends a JSON Web Token (JWT) containing information about the user for you to verify. For detailed information on integrating your app's frontend with Cloud Marketplace, see Integrating your app's frontend.
This section is an overview of the steps to integrate your app with Cloud Marketplace. At a high level, you integrate your app with Google Cloud in the following ways: “If you've chosen a usage-based pricing model, integrate with Service Control to report usage information.” Frontend integration In your app's frontend, you must set up the following integrations: Provide a sign up page to sign up accounts for new customers who buy your product through Cloud Marketplace. When users visit this page, Google sends a JSON Web Token (JWT) containing the user's account ID. You use this account ID to link the user's account in your product with their Google Account, and also for Identity and Access Management (IAM). Provide a login page for your customers. Optionally, you can choose to: Integrate single sign-on (SSO), so that your customers can sign into your app using their Google Accounts. If you integrate SSO, when users sign in by using SSO, Google sends a JSON Web Token (JWT) containing information about the user for you to verify. For detailed information on integrating your app's frontend with Cloud Marketplace, see Integrating your app's frontend.
Backend integration You must integrate your app's backend with the following Google APIs and services: Integrate with Pub/Sub to receive notifications from Cloud Marketplace, such as when a user signs up for your product. Your Partner Engineer creates a Pub/Sub topic that you must subscribe to for notifications. For information on subscribing to a Pub/Sub topic, see the Pub/Sub Subscriber Guide. Integrate with the Partner Procurement API to create accounts for customers, and to link these accounts with their Cloud Marketplace purchase. You must also use the Partner Procurement API to update the linked accounts when users change or cancel their subscription plans. If you've chosen a usage-based pricing model, integrate with Service Control to report usage information. For detailed information on integrating your app's backend with Cloud Marketplace, see Configure your app's backend. For an example of integrating the backend of a basic product with Cloud Marketplace and a walkthrough of the sample code, see the codelab for integrating a SaaS product. “In your app's frontend, you must set up the following integrations:” If you use App Lifecycle Manager to deploy and operate your SaaS product, you can also take advantage of streamlined validation and one-click tenant onboarding. For more information, see Integrate with App Lifecycle Manager.
Backend integration You must integrate your app's backend with the following Google APIs and services: Integrate with Pub/Sub to receive notifications from Cloud Marketplace, such as when a user signs up for your product. Your Partner Engineer creates a Pub/Sub topic that you must subscribe to for notifications. For information on subscribing to a Pub/Sub topic, see the Pub/Sub Subscriber Guide. Integrate with the Partner Procurement API to create accounts for customers, and to link these accounts with their Cloud Marketplace purchase. You must also use the Partner Procurement API to update the linked accounts when users change or cancel their subscription plans. If you've chosen a usage-based pricing model, integrate with Service Control to report usage information. For detailed information on integrating your app's backend with Cloud Marketplace, see Configure your app's backend. For an example of integrating the backend of a basic product with Cloud Marketplace and a walkthrough of the sample code, see the codelab for integrating a SaaS product. “Provide a sign up page to sign up accounts for new customers who buy your product through Cloud Marketplace.” If you use App Lifecycle Manager to deploy and operate your SaaS product, you can also take advantage of streamlined validation and one-click tenant onboarding. For more information, see Integrate with App Lifecycle Manager.
Backend integration You must integrate your app's backend with the following Google APIs and services: Integrate with Pub/Sub to receive notifications from Cloud Marketplace, such as when a user signs up for your product. Your Partner Engineer creates a Pub/Sub topic that you must subscribe to for notifications. For information on subscribing to a Pub/Sub topic, see the Pub/Sub Subscriber Guide. Integrate with the Partner Procurement API to create accounts for customers, and to link these accounts with their Cloud Marketplace purchase. You must also use the Partner Procurement API to update the linked accounts when users change or cancel their subscription plans. If you've chosen a usage-based pricing model, integrate with Service Control to report usage information. For detailed information on integrating your app's backend with Cloud Marketplace, see Configure your app's backend. For an example of integrating the backend of a basic product with Cloud Marketplace and a walkthrough of the sample code, see the codelab for integrating a SaaS product. “When users visit this page, Google sends a JSON Web Token (JWT) containing the user's account ID.” If you use App Lifecycle Manager to deploy and operate your SaaS product, you can also take advantage of streamlined validation and one-click tenant onboarding. For more information, see Integrate with App Lifecycle Manager.
Backend integration You must integrate your app's backend with the following Google APIs and services: Integrate with Pub/Sub to receive notifications from Cloud Marketplace, such as when a user signs up for your product. Your Partner Engineer creates a Pub/Sub topic that you must subscribe to for notifications. For information on subscribing to a Pub/Sub topic, see the Pub/Sub Subscriber Guide. Integrate with the Partner Procurement API to create accounts for customers, and to link these accounts with their Cloud Marketplace purchase. You must also use the Partner Procurement API to update the linked accounts when users change or cancel their subscription plans. If you've chosen a usage-based pricing model, integrate with Service Control to report usage information. For detailed information on integrating your app's backend with Cloud Marketplace, see Configure your app's backend. For an example of integrating the backend of a basic product with Cloud Marketplace and a walkthrough of the sample code, see the codelab for integrating a SaaS product. “You use this account ID to link the user's account in your product with their Google Account, and also for Identity and Access Management (IAM).” If you use App Lifecycle Manager to deploy and operate your SaaS product, you can also take advantage of streamlined validation and one-click tenant onboarding. For more information, see Integrate with App Lifecycle Manager.
Backend integration You must integrate your app's backend with the following Google APIs and services: Integrate with Pub/Sub to receive notifications from Cloud Marketplace, such as when a user signs up for your product. Your Partner Engineer creates a Pub/Sub topic that you must subscribe to for notifications. For information on subscribing to a Pub/Sub topic, see the Pub/Sub Subscriber Guide. Integrate with the Partner Procurement API to create accounts for customers, and to link these accounts with their Cloud Marketplace purchase. You must also use the Partner Procurement API to update the linked accounts when users change or cancel their subscription plans. If you've chosen a usage-based pricing model, integrate with Service Control to report usage information. For detailed information on integrating your app's backend with Cloud Marketplace, see Configure your app's backend. For an example of integrating the backend of a basic product with Cloud Marketplace and a walkthrough of the sample code, see the codelab for integrating a SaaS product. “Provide a login page for your customers.” If you use App Lifecycle Manager to deploy and operate your SaaS product, you can also take advantage of streamlined validation and one-click tenant onboarding. For more information, see Integrate with App Lifecycle Manager.
Backend integration You must integrate your app's backend with the following Google APIs and services: Integrate with Pub/Sub to receive notifications from Cloud Marketplace, such as when a user signs up for your product. Your Partner Engineer creates a Pub/Sub topic that you must subscribe to for notifications. For information on subscribing to a Pub/Sub topic, see the Pub/Sub Subscriber Guide. Integrate with the Partner Procurement API to create accounts for customers, and to link these accounts with their Cloud Marketplace purchase. You must also use the Partner Procurement API to update the linked accounts when users change or cancel their subscription plans. If you've chosen a usage-based pricing model, integrate with Service Control to report usage information. For detailed information on integrating your app's backend with Cloud Marketplace, see Configure your app's backend. For an example of integrating the backend of a basic product with Cloud Marketplace and a walkthrough of the sample code, see the codelab for integrating a SaaS product. “Integrate single sign-on (SSO), so that your customers can sign into your app using their Google Accounts.” If you use App Lifecycle Manager to deploy and operate your SaaS product, you can also take advantage of streamlined validation and one-click tenant onboarding. For more information, see Integrate with App Lifecycle Manager.
Backend integration You must integrate your app's backend with the following Google APIs and services: Integrate with Pub/Sub to receive notifications from Cloud Marketplace, such as when a user signs up for your product. Your Partner Engineer creates a Pub/Sub topic that you must subscribe to for notifications. For information on subscribing to a Pub/Sub topic, see the Pub/Sub Subscriber Guide. Integrate with the Partner Procurement API to create accounts for customers, and to link these accounts with their Cloud Marketplace purchase. You must also use the Partner Procurement API to update the linked accounts when users change or cancel their subscription plans. If you've chosen a usage-based pricing model, integrate with Service Control to report usage information. For detailed information on integrating your app's backend with Cloud Marketplace, see Configure your app's backend. For an example of integrating the backend of a basic product with Cloud Marketplace and a walkthrough of the sample code, see the codelab for integrating a SaaS product. “If you integrate SSO, when users sign in by using SSO, Google sends a JSON Web Token (JWT) containing information about the user for you to verify.” If you use App Lifecycle Manager to deploy and operate your SaaS product, you can also take advantage of streamlined validation and one-click tenant onboarding. For more information, see Integrate with App Lifecycle Manager.
Before you begin “Verify that your Partner Engineer has enabled access to the Cloud Commerce Partner Procurement API.” You can integrate your app with Google APIs by using client libraries, which give you programmatic access to Google products. The client libraries are available for most popular development platforms, such as Java, Python, and .NET.
Before you begin “After your Partner Engineer has granted you access to the Partner Procurement API, you don't need to take any additional steps to enable the API in Google Cloud console.” You can integrate your app with Google APIs by using client libraries, which give you programmatic access to Google products. The client libraries are available for most popular development platforms, such as Java, Python, and .NET.
This section is an overview of the steps to integrate your app with Cloud Marketplace. At a high level, you integrate your app with Google Cloud in the following ways: “Integrate with the Partner Procurement API to create accounts for customers, and to link these accounts with their Cloud Marketplace purchase.” Frontend integration In your app's frontend, you must set up the following integrations: Provide a sign up page to sign up accounts for new customers who buy your product through Cloud Marketplace. When users visit this page, Google sends a JSON Web Token (JWT) containing the user's account ID. You use this account ID to link the user's account in your product with their Google Account, and also for Identity and Access Management (IAM). Provide a login page for your customers. Optionally, you can choose to: Integrate single sign-on (SSO), so that your customers can sign into your app using their Google Accounts. If you integrate SSO, when users sign in by using SSO, Google sends a JSON Web Token (JWT) containing information about the user for you to verify. For detailed information on integrating your app's frontend with Cloud Marketplace, see Integrating your app's frontend.
Backend integration You must integrate your app's backend with the following Google APIs and services: Integrate with Pub/Sub to receive notifications from Cloud Marketplace, such as when a user signs up for your product. Your Partner Engineer creates a Pub/Sub topic that you must subscribe to for notifications. For information on subscribing to a Pub/Sub topic, see the Pub/Sub Subscriber Guide. Integrate with the Partner Procurement API to create accounts for customers, and to link these accounts with their Cloud Marketplace purchase. You must also use the Partner Procurement API to update the linked accounts when users change or cancel their subscription plans. If you've chosen a usage-based pricing model, integrate with Service Control to report usage information. For detailed information on integrating your app's backend with Cloud Marketplace, see Configure your app's backend. For an example of integrating the backend of a basic product with Cloud Marketplace and a walkthrough of the sample code, see the codelab for integrating a SaaS product. “Provide a sign up page to sign up accounts for new customers who buy your product through Cloud Marketplace.” If you use App Lifecycle Manager to deploy and operate your SaaS product, you can also take advantage of streamlined validation and one-click tenant onboarding. For more information, see Integrate with App Lifecycle Manager.
If you chose usage-based pricing, connect to the Service Control API to report usage data to Google. “To create linked accounts for customers, and to send and receive updates about user accounts, you must also integrate with the Partner Procurement API.” To build a new client library, you must install the Google client libraries, and build a new library from the API discovery document. The discovery document for the Partner Procurement API is at this URL: