Hi Mihal,
What the documentation means is you cannot get a wildcard certificate for
*.*.domain.com. In your case you could get a wildcard certificate for *.
api.example.com and that will allow you to serve
application1.api.example.com without issue. It will not however allow you
to serve path.app1.api.example.com without a certificate warning.
Hope that answers your question.
Cayden Meyer
Product Manager, Google App Engine
On 20 August 2012 10:20, Mihai wrote:
> some of our apps (most of them ) are deployed as *
> application.api.example.com *. Will a wildcard certificate ( .*.
> api.example.com) work ? I'm asking because I find the documentation a bit
> confusing. "Wildcard certificates only support one level of subdomain."
>
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