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AUTOCERT LOGO (see external-dns) # Autocert
Autocert issues X.509 certificates from your own internal certificate authority and auto-mounts them in kubernetes containers so services can use TLS. Autocert issues X.509 certificates from your own internal certificate authority and auto-mounts them in kubernetes containers so services can use TLS.
Autocert is a kubernetes add-on that integrates with `step certificates` to automatically issue X.509 certificates and mount them in your containers. It also automatically renews certificates before they expire. Autocert is a kubernetes add-on that integrates with `step certificates` to automatically issue X.509 certificates and mount them in your containers. It also automatically renews certificates before they expire.
Diagram / Video ## Key Features
* A complete public key infrastructure that you control for your kubernetes clusters
* Certificate authority that's easy to initialize and install
* Automatic injection of certificates and keys in annotated containers
* Enable on a per-namespace basis
* Namespaced installation to restrict access to privileged CA and provisioner containers
* Ability to run subordinate to an existing public key infrastructure
* Supports federatation with other roots
## What are these certificates good for?
Autocert certificates let you secure your data plane (service-to-service) communication using mutual TLS (mTLS). Services and proxies can limit access to clients that also have a certificate issued by your certificate authority (CA). Servers can identify which client is connecting improving visibility and enabling granular access control. Autocert certificates let you secure your data plane (service-to-service) communication using mutual TLS (mTLS). Services and proxies can limit access to clients that also have a certificate issued by your certificate authority (CA). Servers can identify which client is connecting improving visibility and enabling granular access control.