Kong is a powerful open-source API gateway that can help manage and secure APIs. When working with Kong in Salt, it’s essential to structure your modules correctly to ensure maintainability and scalability.
# Example of a basic Kong module structure in Salt
# This structure allows for easy management and organization within the Salt system.
/srv/salt/kong/
├── init.sls # Main entry point for the Kong module
├── api.sls # Configuration for API definitions
├── plugins.sls # Configuration for Plugins
└── services.sls # Configuration for Services
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