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Connect Google Calendar

Connect Google Calendar and your domain renewals, certificate expiries and maintenance windows appear in a dedicated InfraNest calendar that updates itself.

Connect Google Calendar to InfraNest so your domain renewals, certificate expiries and maintenance windows show up automatically in a dedicated calendar — this is for anyone who wants their infrastructure dates visible without checking InfraNest manually.

Overview

  • Creates a separate InfraNest calendar in your Google account that updates itself.
  • Covers domain renewals, certificate expiries and maintenance windows.
  • Your own Google Calendar events are never touched.

NoteOne-click connecting has to be switched on for your workspace by an administrator. If it isn't available, you'll see a note about this on the Calendar page — use Subscribe with a calendar feed (iCal) instead, which needs no setup.

Connect Google Calendar

  1. Go to IntegrationsCalendar.
  2. Under Connect your calendar, select Connect Google Calendar.
  3. Sign in to Google and allow InfraNest to manage the calendar it creates.
  4. You're returned to InfraNest, and the first sync starts straight away.

Connect Google Calendar

InfraNest creates a separate InfraNest calendar in your Google account, so your own events are never touched and you can hide ours with one tick.

Check it's working

  1. Go to IntegrationsCalendar.
  2. Look at Last synced to see how long ago the sync ran.
  3. If it shows Not synced yet, the first sync hasn't finished — give it a few minutes and check again.

Troubleshooting

  • "Reconnect needed" — Google revoked our access (a password change or a revoked app can cause this). Select Connect Google Calendar again to restore it.
  • Events aren't appearing — check that the InfraNest calendar is ticked in Google Calendar's sidebar.
  • Dates look wrong — events use the date the item expires; check the item itself in InfraNest to confirm.

TipIf you'd rather not connect an account at all, Subscribe with a calendar feed (iCal) gives you the same dates with no sign-in required.

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