Record session activity with Boundary
summary
Demo shows HashiCorp Boundary recording SSH sessions end-to-end: deploy an hcp boundary plus cluster, run an OpenSSH Docker target (admin/password on local port 2222), run a Boundary worker (listening on 9202) and MinIO S3 backend (root/CHANGEme123) and create a bucket named boundary-recordings. Boundary injects credentials into the session, records activity to the bucket, and plays back as an ASCII cast in the UI. All pieces are built during the lab and the recording playback works.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction to Boundary
- 1:28HCP Boundary setup
- 3:13Traditional access challenges
- 7:04Boundary architecture overview
- 12:47Session recording feature
- 17:28Lab prerequisites
- 23:04Deploying SSH target
- 31:04Worker configuration
- 41:04Minio storage setup
- 47:10Boundary configuration
- 57:54Creating SSH target
- 1:02:30Recording and playback demo
- 1:05:42Q&A and closing
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