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Estimated reading time: 5 minutes The Kubernetes Ingress Controller ships with an Admission Controller for KongPlugin and KongConsumer resources in the configuration.konghq.com API group. The Admission Controller needs a TLS certificate and key pair which you need to generate as part of the deployment.

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Image by Patrice Audet via Unsplash Copyright- free I wanted to put out a quick guide on how to get the Kong Validating Admission Controller (VAC) working with cert-manager. For those who don't know, Kong can be deployed as an Ingress Controller on Kubernetes, which means that as applications are deployed and new services are created, Kong will automatically configure itself to serve traffic to these services.

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