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Running the containers - Vault Tutorial
From the course: Learning HashiCorp Vault
Running the containers
- [Instructor] I'm going to demonstrate how to start the containers that support the integration exercises in this course. The Exercise Files include everything you need to start vault and several other servers as containers. If you haven't already, you'll need to download the Exercise Files. Open a terminal and switch to the Exercise Files directory. Make sure you don't have any other vaultservers running in any other terminals. Execute this command, docker-compose -version. You should see this output, or something like it. If not, refer to the environment setup video in this course for instructions on how to setup docker for your platform. Now execute this command from the root of the Exercise Files directory, docker-compose up -d. The first time you execute this command, docker will download and build some images. This may take a few minutes, depending on your Internet connection speed. Once the images are ready, docker will start four containers: a vaultserver, an ssh server, a…
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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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