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Running a Vault server - Vault Tutorial
From the course: Learning HashiCorp Vault
Running a Vault server
- [Instructor] Now we're ready to start a production server. Before we get started, a caution. This will be a production-style server, not a production-ready server. The operational and configuration requirements for a fully-hardened, production-ready Vault server are beyond what we'll cover in this course, as it involves advanced Linux administration. In the resources section for this course, I'll include links to some guides on deploying a secured, production-ready Vault server. Here's an outline of what we'll do. We'll set some basic configuration using a configuration file. We'll start and initialize the server. We'll unseal the server, and then we'll test it by executing some CLI commands. If you've viewed the video on running a dev server, this will be familiar. The process is similar, but there are key differences I'll cover as we go. First, stop any other Vault servers you have running with control-C. Open the exercise files with Visual Studio Code, and open the config.hcl…
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Running a Vault server2m 21s
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Initializing and unsealing a Vault server2m 43s
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Running the containers5m 18s
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SSH secrets engine overview1m 38s
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SSH secrets engine set up6m 44s
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Database secrets engine overview2m 1s
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Configuring the database secrets engine3m 23s
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Policies and credentials with the database secrets engine5m 18s
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