Raju RH

In this blog post, we will see if you have an existing or new Kubernetes cluster with Ingress resources how do we auto-renew the certificates. If it's not auto-renewed things need to be manually done e.g. every three months you have to renew certificates, delete the expired certificate and secret, update with new certificate secrets accordingly.  Manual is always tedious and not an ideal solution especially for your Test & Production environment.  Pre-requisites Install and setup kubectl Install and setup Helm Kubernetes cluster already provisioned with Ingress resources. Note: The scope of the blog post is to show how the certificate renewal process can be automated, the same logic can be moved to your Deployment pipelines. Install Cert Manager Installing Cert-Manager CRDs using the below command. #For Kubernetes 1.15+ kubectl apply --validate = false \ -f https://github.com/jetstack/cert-manager/releases/download/v1.

Azure App Configuration is a cloud-based managed service that helps developers and infrastructure team members to centralize and manage application configurations and feature flags. Using Azure App Configuration helps to separate application configuration from code. One of the  Twelve-Factor App  principles states  strict separation of config from code  with Azure App configuration this can be easily achieved. Azure App Configuration is now generally available as a free or paid service based on the  pricing  tier you choose as part of provisioning the service.  In the modern world, applications often can run in different geographical locations, can be hosted on services like App Services, virtual machines, Serverless functions, Azure Container Instance, AKS, etc. Managing application configuration for all this type of service can be done in a centralized location using App configuration which means your operations and support team members need not go to N number of places to look for a