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TLS Listener

A TLS Listener terminates TLS at Layer 4 and forwards the decrypted TCP stream to Target Groups. Unlike an HTTPS listener it does not parse HTTP — it unwraps the TLS envelope and passes raw bytes on, so it suits any TLS-wrapped TCP protocol. It presents a Certificate you supply — or one generated automatically via Let's Encrypt.

Key concepts

Load balancer — the LB this listener belongs to (spec.loadbalancerId)

TLS — the Certificate and TLS protocol versions used to terminate traffic (spec.tls)

Ports / Hosts — the ports to accept on, and an optional SNI host filter

Security rules — optional IP allow/deny list applied before routing

Parameters
UI Name API / kc name Terraform name Optional Format Default Is read only Description
Load balancer spec.loadbalancerId spec.loadbalancer_id No ULID — references a Load Balancer No The load balancer this listener belongs to
Interface spec.interface spec.interface Yes string — all / public / private all No Which network interface to bind on
Order spec.order spec.order Yes integer 0 No Tie-breaking priority when multiple listeners match
Ports spec.ports spec.ports No list of string No Ports the listener accepts connections on
Hosts spec.hosts spec.hosts Yes list of string [] No Optional SNI host filter
TLS spec.tls spec.tls No object No TLS termination config
Certificate spec.tls.certificateId certificate_id Yes ULID (nullable) — references a Certificate No Certificate used to terminate TLS
Protocols spec.tls.protocols protocols Yes list of string — e.g. TLSv1.2, TLSv1.3 No Allowed TLS protocol versions
Auto-generate certificate spec.tls.autogenerateCertificate autogenerate_certificate Yes boolean false No Issue a certificate automatically via Let's Encrypt (HTTP-01 challenge) instead of supplying one. Only works if the load balancer has a public IP and every spec.hosts entry already resolves to it
Security rules spec.securityRules spec.security_rules Yes list of rule objects [] No IP allow/deny list applied before routing
Order spec.securityRules[].order order Yes integer No Evaluation order of the rule within this listener's allow/deny list — rules are checked in ascending order and the first one whose IPv4/IPv6 blocks contain the client IP decides allow or deny; traffic matching no rule is denied by default
Description spec.securityRules[].description description Yes string (nullable) No Free-form note on what the rule is for
Action spec.securityRules[].action action No string — allow / deny No Whether to allow or deny the matched IPs
IPv4 blocks spec.securityRules[].ipV4Blocks ipv4_blocks Yes list of string — CIDR [] No IPv4 ranges the rule matches
IPv6 blocks spec.securityRules[].ipV6Blocks ipv6_blocks Yes list of string — CIDR [] No IPv6 ranges the rule matches. IPv6 is not yet implemented — this field is reserved for future use
Examples

A TLS listener on port 8443 that terminates TLS with a self-managed certificate and forwards the plain TCP stream onward.

Terraform

Python SDK

kc CLI


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