@@ -469,19 +469,12 @@ Apply the ClusterIssuer:
469469kubectl apply -f cluster-issuer.yaml
470470```
471471
472- ### Step 3 : Create a Wildcard Certificate for OpenCloud Domains
472+ ### Step 4 : Create a Wildcard Certificate for OpenCloud Domains
473473
474474Create a wildcard certificate for all OpenCloud subdomains:
475475
476476``` yaml
477- # cluster-issuer.yaml
478- apiVersion : cert-manager.io/v1
479- kind : ClusterIssuer
480- metadata :
481- name : selfsigned-issuer
482- spec :
483- selfSigned : {}
484- ---
477+ # certificate.yaml
485478apiVersion : cert-manager.io/v1
486479kind : Certificate
487480metadata :
@@ -500,10 +493,10 @@ spec:
500493Apply the certificate:
501494
502495` ` ` bash
503- kubectl apply -f cluster-issuer .yaml
496+ kubectl apply -f certificate .yaml
504497```
505498
506- ### Step 4 : Create the Gateway
499+ ### Step 5 : Create the Gateway
507500
508501Create a Gateway resource to expose your services:
509502
@@ -621,7 +614,7 @@ Apply the Gateway:
621614kubectl apply -f gateway.yaml
622615```
623616
624- ### Step 5 : Configure DNS
617+ ### Step 6 : Configure DNS
625618
626619Configure your DNS to point to the Gateway IP address. You can use a wildcard DNS record or individual records for each service:
627620
@@ -641,7 +634,7 @@ Alternatively, for local testing, you can add entries to your `/etc/hosts` file:
641634192.168.178.77 wopiserver.opencloud.test
642635```
643636
644- ### Step 6 : Install OpenCloud
637+ ### Step 7 : Install OpenCloud
645638
646639Finally, install OpenCloud using Helm:
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