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PPL is a proprietary, YAML-based declarative language that enables you to create fine-grained, secure, and performant policies to protect your services.
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PPL is designed to be intuitive and simple. See the [**Policy Language**](/docs/capabilities/policy-language) page for examples and in-depth explanations of the following core concepts in PPL:
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PPL is designed to be intuitive and simple. See the [**Policy Language**](/docs/capabilities/ppl) page for examples and in-depth explanations of the following core concepts in PPL:
Each tutorial builds on the same configuration files. In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to enable Autocert to manage TLS certificate automation for your upstream services.
Each tutorial builds on the same configuration files. In this tutorial, you’ll replace the Hosted Authenticate service with your own self-hosted authenticate service.
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This setting will secure connections between Pomerium and the upstream service, and it’s the final piece you need to self-host a production-ready Pomerium deployment.
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**Next up**: [Production Certificates With Autocert](/docs/courses/fundamentals/production-certificates)
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**Next up**: [Production Certificates With Autocert](/examples/fundamentals/production-certificates)
Each tutorial builds on the same configuration files. In this tutorial, you’ll build routes to several services and proxy TCP connections to these services with Pomerium CLI.
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