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 <summary>Ingress with TLS</summary>
 
-You have two options, the first is to use `Cert-Manager` to take care of the certificates, and the second is to let `Traefik` bear this responsibility.
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 _We advise you to use `Cert-Manager`, as it supports HA setups without requiring you to use the enterprise version of Traefik. The reason for that is that according to Traefik themselves, Traefik CE (community edition) is stateless, and it's not possible to run multiple instances of Traefik CE with LetsEncrypt enabled. Meaning, you cannot have your ingress be HA with Traefik if you use the community edition and have activated the LetsEncrypt resolver. You could however use Traefik EE (enterprise edition) to achieve that. Long story short, if you are going to use Traefik CE (like most of us), you should use Cert-Manager to generate the certificates. Source [here](https://doc.traefik.io/traefik/v2.0/providers/kubernetes-crd/)._
 
 ### Via Cert-Manager (recommended)
 
-In your module variables, set `enable_cert_manager` to `true`, and just create your issuers as described here <https://cert-manager.io/docs/configuration/acme/>.
+Create your issuers as described here <https://cert-manager.io/docs/configuration/acme/>.
 
-Then in your Ingress definition, just mentioning the issuer as an annotation and giving a secret name will take care of instructing Cert-Manager to generate a certificate for it! It is simpler than the alternative, you just have to configure your issuer(s) first with the method of your choice.
+Then in your Ingress definition, just mentioning the issuer as an annotation and giving a secret name will take care of instructing Cert-Manager to generate a certificate for it! You just have to configure your issuer(s) first with the method of your choice.
 
 Ingress example: