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title: Template
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description:
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date:
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---
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## Intro
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After have created a Kubernetes cluster in my homelab with `kubeadm` in [that post]({{< ref "post/8-create-manual-kubernetes-cluster-kubeadm" >}}), my next goal is to expose a simple pod externally, reachable with an URL and secured with a TLS certificate verified by Let's Encrypt.
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To achieve that, I will need several components:
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- Service: TODO add oneline description
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- Ingress: TODO add oneline description
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- Ingress Controller: TODO add oneline description
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- TLS Certificates: TODO add oneline description
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## Services
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TODO add why we need service
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### What is a Kubernetes Service
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### Different Kubernetes Services
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#### ClusterIP
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#### NodePort
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#### LoadBalancer
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### Expose a Pod Externally with BGP
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#### Using an IP Address
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#### Using a URL
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## Ingress
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TODO add why we need service
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### What is a Kubernetes Ingress
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### How Ingress Work
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## Ingress Controller
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### What is an Ingress Controller
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### Which Ingress Controller to Use
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### Install NGINX Ingress Controller
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### Associate a Service to an Ingress
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### Use HTTPS
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## TLS Certificate
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