Vault Updates & Future Direction [Abridged] 2022
summary
Vault reports a new FIPS 140-2 binary and a roadmap toward 140-3, an open‑source binary with ~130 million downloads and a Vault on Kubernetes binary with 8.8 million downloads, and claims trillions of secrets served with >70% of top 20 US banks using Vault. Built features include integrated storage, Vault Agent telemetry, transparent data encryption for MS SQL, Oracle/Postgres/IBM DB2 credential engines, Kubernetes dynamic secrets, PKI offload to HSMs and AWS KMS, and HCP Vault with a starter SKU, a plus SKU adding performance replication and 40+ auth/secrets engines.
AI-written summary · about
chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction and overview
- 1:50Why Vault matters today
- 3:40How Vault works and adoption
- 6:12HCP Vault platform
- 7:14Vault roadmap themes
- 7:59Security and FIPS compliance
- 8:44Developer experience improvements
- 10:53Integrations and ecosystem
- 12:18Adjacent use cases
- 15:09Scalability and reliability
- 17:17HCP Vault innovations
- 19:03Closing and resources
related talks
27mVault Futures: The Roadmap Ahead for Vault
28mVault Roadmap
40mDay 2 keynote
51mIntroduction to Vault
26mSecrets at scale: GitHub’s 9-year evolution with HashiCorp Vault
31mVault and Secret Management in Kubernetes
28mSecret Management with Hashicorp´s Vault
34mWhich Vault? Don't tell me your secret(s)!