This repository explores key components like Data, Collection, Configuration, Service, and Endpoint, demonstrating how they enable reusable, dynamic, and scalable configurations. It provides example templates and use cases to showcase best practices for organizing and generating configurations in diverse environments.

Cert Manager automates the management of TLS certificates in Kubernetes. It includes Issuers and ClusterIssuers for certificate provisioning, Certificates for defining TLS credentials, and CertificateRequests for signing requests. These resources ensure secure communication by simplifying certificate issuance and renewal. Configuration templates are available in this repository.

Kubernetes workload resources define the objects used to manage and run containerized applications, such as Pods, Deployments, StatefulSets, and DaemonSets, which ensure scalability, availability, and proper distribution of workloads. Configuration templates for these resources can be found in this repository.

Config and Storage Resources in Kubernetes are essential components for managing application configurations and persistent data. They include ConfigMaps and Secrets for storing configuration data, and Persistent Volumes (PVs) and Persistent Volume Claims (PVCs) for handling durable storage needs of containerized applications. Configuration templates for these resources can be found in this repository.

Kubernetes Authorization Resources are components that control access to the Kubernetes API and cluster resources, primarily using Role-Based Access Control (RBAC). These resources include Roles, ClusterRoles, RoleBindings, and ClusterRoleBindings, which work together to define and enforce fine-grained access policies for users, groups, and service accounts within a Kubernetes cluster.

Kubernetes authentication resources define the mechanisms and objects used to verify the identity of users, services, and components interacting with the cluster. These include ServiceAccounts, TokenRequests, TokenReviews, CertificateSigningRequests, ClusterTrustBundles, and SelfSubjectReviews, which collectively provide a robust and flexible authentication system for secure access control and identity verification within Kubernetes clusters.

Kubernetes Service resources define networking abstractions that expose and connect applications running in Pods, enabling service discovery and load balancing. These include ClusterIP, NodePort, LoadBalancer, and ExternalName services, providing various levels of accessibility and networking capabilities.

Istio Traffic Management in Kubernetes enables fine-grained control over service-to-service communication. It includes VirtualServices for routing, DestinationRules for traffic policies, Gateways for managing ingress and egress traffic, and ServiceEntries for adding external services. These resources enhance reliability, security, and observability in service mesh architectures. Configuration templates are available in this repository.

Extend Resources in Kubernetes enable customization and extensibility beyond built-in APIs. They include CustomResourceDefinitions (CRDs) for defining custom objects, Mutating and Validating Admission Webhooks for request modifications and policy enforcement, and APIService for extending the Kubernetes API. These resources enhance flexibility, allowing tailored solutions for diverse workloads. Configuration templates are available in this repository.

Cluster Resources in Kubernetes manage cluster-wide configurations, policies, and infrastructure. They include Namespaces for isolation, Nodes for compute capacity, ResourceQuotas for resource limits, and LimitRanges for constraints. These resources optimize utilization, enforce governance, and ensure efficiency. Configuration templates are available in this repository.