Domain Certificates

The ability to connect a domain to a Kubernetes cluster via TLS/SSL certificates is provided automatically or manually. This feature allows you to make your applications easily accessible to users through a dedicated, secure, and reliable domain.

Without the need for complex configurations:

• First, register your domain with a DNS service.

• Then, add a new domain to your server through this tab.

In this section, you can view your domains along with their statuses.

• To add a new domain, click on the "Add New Domain" option. You can also delete them by clicking on the delete icon.

• In the opened menu, enter your domain.
• You can manually obtain the TLS/SSL certificate details from the certificate provider and enter them here. Alternatively, Kubit allows you to automatically obtain a TLS certificate from the free certificate provider Let's Encrypt via the ACME protocol by clicking the "Obtain TLS Automatically" option and configure it for your domain.

In the status section, you will see the following states:

• active: The service and TLS certificate are active on the domain.
• error: An issue occurred while setting up the domain. Click to view the error details.
• pending dns: Waiting for DNS server configuration.
• expired: The TLS certificate has expired.
• unknown: An unknown error occurred. Contact support via ticketing. Clicking on each status message will guide you to resolve the issue.

This tab displays information such as the name of the issued certificate, its status (either ACTIVE if active or ISSUING if there is any issue), the namespace it belongs to, and the project it is connected to.