How to debug Kubernetes Ingress? (TLS - Cert-Manager - HTTP-01 & DNS-01 Challenges) 

Take a look at external-dns. It watches for ingress hostnames and automatically creates DNS records. GoDaddy is also supported - github.com/kubernetes-sigs/external-dns

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@@soufiane22v thanks, maybe in the future

Welcome! This one is more niche-specific, but I think a lot of people using Nginx Ingress will find it useful.

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@@richinex I have a link under each video - github.com/antonputra/tutorials/tree/main/lessons/194

@@AntonPutra True I found it. Thanks

you have 2 options. 1. just use annotation on the ingress and "Certificate" will be created automatically. 2. Instead of annotation you can manually create "Certificate" which will generate private key and obtain public cert from letsencrypt. first option is prefered but it's up to you

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Thanks!. Just use cert-manager with http-01, it only requires you to open port 80 and no additional integrations.

@@AntonPutra Hello, if I understood correctly then my all internal host names that exist on ingress will be exposed to public internet?

@@tdslot ​​⁠No, you can’t use public CA to issue certificates for your private domains, unless of course you own public domain as well. But in that case you would face dns double horizon issues. If you only need to protect your internal domains, you need to use self sign ca.

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@@AntonPutra thank you ;-))