HashiCorp Boundary: Then & Now
summary
HashiCorp launches HCP Boundary as a public beta offering that provisions a one‑click managed control plane while letting teams deploy either HCP‑hosted or self‑managed workers to keep sensitive networks private. It integrates with Azure AD for auth, Vault for credential brokering and adds native secrets support, uses dynamic host catalog lookups (demoed with Azure SQL) and ships Boundary OSS 0.9 with PKI worker auth. Sessions use single‑use credentials and time‑limited proxy tunnels; Terraform configs are on GitHub.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction to Boundary
- 1:35Zero trust security model
- 5:57The four pillars of security
- 8:26Boundary access workflow
- 12:23HCP boundary beta launch
- 16:28How boundary works
- 21:00Worker management options
- 23:20Demo scenario
- 27:22Demo and closing
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