Register and Manage Certificates
Register a Certificate
To register a certificate to use with the Certificate Manager service:
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Go to the KakaoCloud Console > Management > Certificate Manager.
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Click the Register Certificate button at the top right of the Certificate tab.
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In the Register Certificate popup, enter the following fields.
Each field must be entered as-is in PEM format text (including headers and footers).① Certificate Private Key
- The private key paired with the certificate, used to decrypt encrypted communication.
- Usually provided as
.pem
or.key
files, and should look like:-----BEGIN PRIVATE KEY-----
(Base64-encoded key)
-----END PRIVATE KEY-----
② Certificate Body
- The certificate issued by a Certificate Authority (CA).
- Typically provided as
.pem
,.crt
, or.cer
files:-----BEGIN CERTIFICATE-----
(Base64-encoded certificate content)
-----END CERTIFICATE-----
③ Certificate Chain (Optional)
- A chain of root and intermediate CA certificates, forming the trust path for clients.
- Provided as files such as
chain.pem
orca-bundle.crt
with multiple certificate blocks:-----BEGIN CERTIFICATE-----
(Intermediate CA certificate)
-----END CERTIFICATE-----
-----BEGIN CERTIFICATE-----
(Root CA certificate)
-----END CERTIFICATE-----
cautionIf your certificate files have extensions like
.crt
,.key
, or.cer
, make sure their contents are in PEM format text (e.g.,-----BEGIN CERTIFICATE-----
).
If the file is in binary (DER format), convert it to PEM using OpenSSL before registering. -
Click Register to add the certificate to the list.
Manage Certificates
Link Certificate
Registered certificates can be used in the following services:
Service | Usage |
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Kubernetes Engine | When creating or deleting a load balancer, specify the certificate ID in the load balancer spec. |
Load Balancing | When adding or managing listeners, select a certificate registered in the Certificate Manager. |
Delete Certificate
You can delete certificates that are no longer in use.
Deleted certificates cannot be recovered.
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Go to the KakaoCloud Console > Management > Certificate Manager.
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In the Certificate list, click the More icon for the target certificate and select Delete Certificate.
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In the Delete Certificate popup, type
permanent delete
and click Delete.