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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion content/docs/manifest.json
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"path": "/docs/tutorials/README.md"
},
{
"title": "Securing NGINX-ingress",
"title": "Securing ingress-nginx",
"path": "/docs/tutorials/acme/nginx-ingress.md"
},
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---
title: Securing NGINX-ingress
title: Securing ingress-nginx
description: 'cert-manager tutorials: Using ingress-nginx to solve an ACME HTTP-01 challenge'
---

> **Upcoming change:** ingress-nginx is scheduled for end of life in March 2026. See [Ingress-nginx End-of-Life: What cert-manager Supports Today and What's Coming](/announcements/2025/11/26/ingress-nginx-eol-and-gateway-api) for migration guidance and Gateway API plans.

This tutorial will detail how to install and secure ingress to your cluster
using NGINX.
using ingress-nginx.

## Step 1 - Install Helm

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brew install kubernetes-helm
```

## Step 2 - Deploy the NGINX Ingress Controller
## Step 2 - Deploy the ingress-nginx Controller

A [`kubernetes ingress controller`](https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/services-networking/ingress) is
designed to be the access point for HTTP and HTTPS traffic to the software
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