There's no excuse for anyone not to use HTTPS.

Learn how to automate HTTPS with cert-manager running in Kubernetes and Let's Encrypt in this video.

#cert-manager #letsencrypt #https

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00:00 Introduction To HTTPS (HTTP with TLS/SSL)
09:17 Applications Without HTTPS Access
11:28 Enable HTTPS Access Through cert-manager And Let's Encrypt

Corrections:
15:18 Actually, it's not one more thing missing but another way to get a certificate. We can do it through annotations in Ingress manifests.
15:32 It's not a label as presented here but an annotation.