The article provides a detailed guide on configuring Kubernetes Ingress to manage application routing within a Kubernetes cluster. It explains the role of Ingress and Ingress Controllers in directing traffic from internal IP addresses to public domain names, highlighting their advantage over Services, which provide permanent IP addresses for Pods but lack domain mapping and HTTPS configuration capabilities. The tutorial utilizes an NGINX image from Docker Hub to demonstrate deployments and service creation, and walks through setting up Ingress rules, configuring multiple paths on the same host, and enabling HTTPS forwarding. By using Minikube and the NGINX Ingress controller, readers are guided through practical steps to establish and verify their setup, including modifying the /etc/hosts file for local domain mapping and creating TLS certificates for secure connections. The article concludes by encouraging readers to explore further optimizations and scalability options, such as adopting Earthly for streamlined builds and considering legitimate TLS certificates for production environments.