Vault Updates & Future Direction 2022
summary
Vault announces a new FIPS 140-2 compliant binary and ongoing work toward 140-3, adds a Kubernetes dynamic secrets engine (Vault 1.11) and HSM offload for PKI key ops, and improves developer experience with hello-world reference apps, a Go login method and a KV helper for v1/v2. Integrated storage becomes the primary backend for many customers, telemetry and resource quotas land, and HCP Vault expands (starter and plus SKU, MFA on all SKUs, performance replication, ~40 auth/secrets integrations, multi-region AWS rollout). Metrics: hundreds of millions of OSS downloads and trillions of secrets served.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Introduction and overview
- 1:03Cybercrime cost and trust impact
- 3:55Modern infrastructure challenges
- 6:02Vault's zero trust approach
- 8:27Dynamic credentials and PKI
- 10:15Vault adoption and enterprise growth
- 13:21HCP Vault introduction
- 14:42Roadmap themes overview
- 15:25Secrets management and security
- 17:51Developer experience focus
- 19:58Client libraries and quick starts
- 22:00Ecosystem and integrations
- 24:50PKI and HSM support
- 25:54Scaling and performance
- 28:00Integrated storage updates
- 29:26HCP Vault features and expansion
- 31:13Value-add services and closing
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