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cert-manager is available as an OCI Helm chart and from a Helm repository. We recommend using the OCI Helm chart for any recent version of cert-manager.
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**The OCI Helm charts are the source of truth and are published immediately upon release.** The legacy HTTP Helm repository at `https://charts.jetstack.io` is updated a few hours after the OCI charts are published.
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Very old versions of cert-manager (earlier than v1.12) are only officially available from the legacy Helm repository. The rest of this document assumes the use of the OCI registry.
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#### Installing from the OCI Registry
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The Helm charts for cert-manager have historically been published to the Jetstack repository at `https://charts.jetstack.io`.
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This repository is still available and there are no current plans for it to change but it is recommended to use OCI Helm charts for the latest versions of cert-manager.
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This repository is still available and there are no current plans for it to change but it is recommended to use OCI Helm charts for the latest versions of cert-manager.**Note that the legacy HTTP Helm repository is updated a few hours after the OCI Helm charts are published**, so you may experience a delay before new releases are available via this method.
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To use the legacy repository instead of the OCI registry, you need to add the Jetstack Helm repository to your local Helm client
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and use a slightly different [Helm install command](https://helm.sh/docs/helm/helm_install/). Examples of both are provided below.
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