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 title: Kubernetes Operator
 sidebarTitle: Overview
-description: Learn about the ngrok Kubernetes Operator for providing secure ingress to your Kubernetes applications using custom resources, Ingress, and Gateway API.
+description: Learn about the ngrok Kubernetes Operator for providing secure ingress to your k8s applications.
 ---
 
-The ngrok Kubernetes Operator is the best way to use ngrok if your applications run in Kubernetes environments. It comes with custom resources for configuration and also supports both Ingress resources as well as the new cross-platform Gateway API configuration resources. When using Kubernetes Ingresses or the Gateway API resources, the ngrok Kubernetes Operator will translate them into managed instances of the ngrok custom resources for you.
+The ngrok Kubernetes Operator exposes Kubernetes services to the public internet using Ingress, Gateway API, or custom resources. 
+It translates Kubernetes configuration into ngrok endpoints, enabling developers to self-service endpoints to their apps and services using a shared ngrok account.
 
-The ngrok Kubernetes Operator is deployed to a cluster and allows developers to self-service endpoints to their apps and services using a shared ngrok account.
+## Concepts
 
-Check out the [how it works](/k8s/how-it-works) and [architecture](/k8s/installation/architecture) pages for more info on how the Operator functions.
+<Columns cols={1}>
+	<Card title="How it works" href="/k8s/how-it-works/" horizontal>
+		Learn how the Operator establishes secure connections and routes traffic.
+	</Card>
+	<Card title="Architecture" href="/k8s/installation/architecture/" horizontal>
+		Understand the Operator's control loops and design.
+	</Card>
+	<Card title="Load Balancing" href="/k8s/load-balancing/load-balancing-kubernetes/" horizontal>
+		Distribute traffic across multiple Kubernetes services.
+	</Card>
+</Columns>
 
-## When to use the ngrok Kubernetes Operator
+## Features
 
-You should use the ngrok Kubernetes Operator if you want to:
+- [Local cluster options](/k8s/guides/local-cluster/) - Set up a local Kubernetes cluster for development and testing.
+- [Helm configuration](/k8s/installation/helm/) - Reference for Helm config values when installing the Operator.
+- [Observability](/k8s/installation/observability/) - Monitor and observe your Operator deployment.
 
-1. Send traffic to your Kubernetes workloads
-1. Integrate Kubernetes workloads with workloads outside of Kubernetes, such as those running on virtual machines, bare metal, embedded devices, and anywhere else you can run ngrok
-1. Perform cross-cluster networking
-1. Use Kubernetes with ngrok without using ngrok's SDKs
+## Use cases
 
-## What type of config can I use with the Operator?
+<Columns cols={2}>
+	<Card
+		title="Secure endpoints with OAuth"
+		icon="user"
+		href="/k8s/guides/how-to/oauth/"
+	>
+		Configure OAuth authentication in Kubernetes to secure your endpoints by requiring valid OAuth tokens before forwarding requests.
+	</Card>
+	<Card
+		title="Route traffic to backends"
+		icon="route"
+		href="/k8s/guides/how-to/request-routing/"
+	>
+		Configure request routing to direct incoming traffic to the appropriate backend services based on rules.
+	</Card>
+	<Card
+		title="Handle TLS traffic"
+		icon="lock"
+		href="/k8s/guides/how-to/tls-routing/"
+	>
+		Configure TLS routing in Kubernetes to handle encrypted traffic using SNI-based routing with optional TLS termination.
+	</Card>
+	<Card
+		title="Protect services with rate limiting"
+		icon="shield-check"
+		href="/k8s/guides/how-to/rate-limiting/"
+	>
+		Configure rate limiting in Kubernetes to protect your services from excessive traffic and ensure fair usage across clients.
+	</Card>
+</Columns>
 
-The Operator supports its own native custom resource types, including:
+## What's next?
 
-- [Kubernetes Ingresses](/getting-started/kubernetes/ingress/)
-  - Easy to get started with for more simple use-cases
-- [Gateway API](/getting-started/kubernetes/gateway-api/)
-  - Offers more configuration options for traffic management and transformations
-- [ngrok's Managed resources](/getting-started/kubernetes/crds/)
-  - Offers complete control over your traffic, enabling many features such as OAuth/OIDC, rate limiting, and more
-
-<Note>
-Keep the config for a specific domain/hostname to the same type of resources. For example, if you create an `Ingress` for `my-example-domain.ngrok.io`, don't mix it with Gateway API config for the same domain.
-</Note>
-
-## Pricing
-
-The ngrok Kubernetes Operator is available to all ngrok users on the free and pay-as-you-go plans. You only incur costs if the resources provisioned by the
-controller incur a cost. More details can be found on the [pricing page](https://ngrok.com/pricing).
-
-[Kubernetes Ingress docs]: https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/services-networking/ingress/
-[Gateway API docs]: https://gateway-api.sigs.k8s.io/
+- Get started with [Ingress](/getting-started/kubernetes/ingress/), [Gateway API](/getting-started/kubernetes/gateway-api/), [Custom Resources](/getting-started/kubernetes/crds/), or [Endpoints](/getting-started/kubernetes/endpoints/).
+- Explore the [guides](/k8s/guides/using-crds/) for common use cases and configurations.
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