Follow one of the guides to learn more about how to use Kong Ingress controller:
- Getting started with Kong Ingress Controller
- Using KongPlugin resource
This guide walks through setting up plugins in Kong using a declarative approach. - Using KongIngress resource
This guide explains how the KongIngress resource can be used to change Kong specific settings like load-balancing, health-checking and proxy behaviour. - Using KongConsumer and KongCredential resources
This guide walks through how Kubernetes native declarative configuration can be used to dynamically provision credentials for authentication purposes in the Ingress layer. - Using JWT and ACL KongPlugin resources
This guides walks you through configuring the JWT plugin and ACL plugin for authentication purposes at the Ingress layer - Using cert-manager with Kong
This guide walks through how to use cert-manager along with Kong Ingress Controller to automate TLS certificate provisioning and using them to encrypt your API traffic. - Configuring a fallback service
This guide walks through how to setup a fallback service using Ingress resource. The fallback service will receive all requests that don't match against any of the defined Ingress rules. - Using external service
This guide shows how to expose services running outside Kubernetes via Kong, using External Name Services in Kubernetes. - Configuring HTTPS redirects for your services
This guide walks through how to configure Kong Ingress Controller to redirect HTTP request to HTTPS so that all communication from the external world to your APIs and microservices is encrypted. - Using Redis for rate-limiting
This guide walks through how to use Redis for storing rate-limit information in a multi-node Kong deployment. - Integrate Kong Ingress Controller with Prometheus/Grafana
This guide walks through the steps of how to deploy Kong Ingress Controller and Prometheus to obtain metrics for the traffic flowing into your Kubernetes cluster. - Configuring circuit-breaker and health-checking
This guide walks through the usage of Circuit-breaking and health-checking features of Kong Ingress Controller. - Setting up custom plugin
This guide walks through installation of a custom plugin into Kong using ConfigMaps and Volumes. - Using ingress with gRPC
This guide walks through how to use Kong Ingress Controller with gRPC. - Setting up upstream mTLS
This guide gives an overview of how to setup mutual TLS authentication between Kong and your upstream server. - Preserveing Client IP address
This guide gives an overview of different methods to preserve the Client IP address. - Using KongClusterPlugin resource
This guide walks through setting up plugins that can be shared across Kubernetes namespaces. - Using Kong with Knative
This guide gives an overview of how to setup Kong as the Ingress point for Knative workloads. - Exposing TCP-based service
This guide gives an overview of how to use TCPIngress resource to expose non-HTTP based services outside a Kubernetes cluster.