Hashicorp Certified Vault Associate: Getting Started

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Ned Bellavance

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01. Course Overview

01. Course Overview.mp4

01:19

02. Introducing HashiCorp Vault

02. Overview.mp4

00:52

03. Exam Overview.mp4

02:41

04. Exam Objectives.mp4

01:45

05. Vault Introduction.mp4

03:09

06. Globomantics Scenario.mp4

00:46

07. Key Takeaways.mp4

01:23

03. Interacting with Vault

08. Overview.mp4

00:42

09. Running Vault in Development Mode.mp4

00:48

10. Installing the Vault Binary.mp4

01:27

11. Development Mode Considerations.mp4

01:33

12. Launch Vault in Dev Mode.mp4

00:57

13. Demonstration Overview.mp4

01:15

14. Downloading the Vault Binary.mp4

01:48

15. Interacting with Vault.mp4

02:18

16. Starting Vault Server in Development Mode.mp4

05:04

17. Environment Variables in Vault.mp4

01:58

18. Using the Environment Variables.mp4

01:29

19. Vault UI Overview.mp4

01:18

20. Examining the Vault UI.mp4

02:26

21. Vault API Overview.mp4

01:10

22. Using the Vault API.mp4

02:31

23. Key Takeaways.mp4

01:33

04. Authenticating to Vault

24. Overview.mp4

01:00

25. Authentication Methods Overview.mp4

02:27

26. Selecting an Authentication Method.mp4

01:55

27. Userpass and AppRole Overview.mp4

01:33

28. Globomantics Scenarios.mp4

02:17

29. Configuring Authentication Methods.mp4

01:49

30. Auth Method Commands.mp4

01:30

31. Enabling the Userpass Method.mp4

02:30

32. Enabling the AppRole Method.mp4

03:02

33. Configuring the Userpass Method.mp4

03:18

34. Configuring the AppRole Method.mp4

02:15

35. Using an Auth Method.mp4

02:06

36. Using the Userpass Method.mp4

01:25

37. Using the AppRole Method.mp4

02:51

38. Using AppRole with the API.mp4

01:44

39. Disabling an Auth Method.mp4

00:59

40. Key Takeaways.mp4

01:20

05. Configuring Vault Policies

41. Overview.mp4

01:00

42. Vault Policy Overview.mp4

02:09

43. Reviewing the Default Policy.mp4

01:26

44. Introducing Policy Syntax.mp4

00:39

45. Exploring Path Examples.mp4

03:01

46. Capabilities Overview.mp4

01:37

47. Exploring Capabilities Examples.mp4

01:57

48. Globomantics Scenarios.mp4

01:56

49. Policy Assignment Process.mp4

01:03

50. Working with Policy Commands.mp4

01:47

51. Creating a Policy with the CLI.mp4

03:48

52. Creating a Policy with the UI.mp4

03:13

53. Policy Assignment Commands.mp4

01:02

54. Assigning a Policy to a Token.mp4

02:06

55. Updating a Policy with the CLI.mp4

02:00

56. Assigning a Policy with an Auth Method.mp4

03:09

57. Key Takeaways.mp4

01:36

06. Using Vault Tokens

58. Overview.mp4

00:48

59. Vault Token Overview.mp4

01:29

60. Examining Root Tokens.mp4

02:19

61. Essential Token Properties.mp4

01:35

62. Understanding the Accessor.mp4

01:52

63. Working with Tokens.mp4

01:36

64. Creating Tokens with the CLI.mp4

04:59

65. Comparing Service and Batch Tokens.mp4

03:03

66. Batch Token Scenario.mp4

01:22

67. Creating a Batch Token.mp4

02:09

68. Examining Token Lifetime.mp4

02:26

69. Working with Token Lifetime.mp4

01:17

70. Assessing the Max Effective TTL.mp4

02:56

71. Exploring TTL with the CLI.mp4

04:29

72. Examining the Explicit Max TTL.mp4

01:19

73. Introducing the Periodic Token.mp4

02:47

74. Creating a Periodic Token with the CLI.mp4

02:23

75. Reviewing Token Hierarchy.mp4

02:08

76. Key Takeaways.mp4

02:22

07. Using Secrets Engines

77. Overview.mp4

01:04

78. Secrets Engine Overview.mp4

03:13

79. Examining the Identity and Cubbyhole Engines.mp4

02:41

80. Differentiating Static and Dynamic Secrets.mp4

02:12

81. Dynamic Secrets Scenario.mp4

01:22

82. Introducing the Key Value Engine.mp4

02:53

83. Key Value Engine Scenario.mp4

01:06

84. Introducing the Transit Engine.mp4

01:15

85. Transit Engine Scenario.mp4

01:14

86. Enabling Secrets Engines.mp4

03:03

87. Working with Secrets Engines Commands.mp4

02:18

88. Demonstrating Secrets Engines.mp4

01:06

89. Enabling a Secrets Engine with the CLI.mp4

03:34

90. Enabling a Secrets Engine with the UI.mp4

01:36

91. Configuring the Key Value Engine.mp4

02:10

92. Configuring the Consul Engine.mp4

04:40

93. Using Secrets Engines.mp4

01:19

94. Interacting with the Consul Engine.mp4

04:13

95. Interacting with the Key Value Engine.mp4

03:01

96. Using the Key Value Engine with the CLI.mp4

05:26

97. Using the Key Value Engine with the API.mp4

02:17

98. Using the Key Value Engine in the UI.mp4

01:37

99. Examining Response Wrapping.mp4

02:14

100. Using Response Wrapping.mp4

04:46

101. Key Takeaways.mp4

02:19

08. Using Vault Leases

102. Overview.mp4

00:47

103. Vault Lease Overview.mp4

02:27

104. Examining Lease Duration.mp4

02:04

105. Working with Leases.mp4

02:23

106. Working with Leases at the CLI.mp4

02:50

107. Lease Management Scenarios.mp4

01:36

108. Renewing a Lease with the CLI.mp4

04:30

109. Revoking Leases with the CLI.mp4

02:10

110. Key Takeaways.mp4

01:02

111. Next Steps and Thank You.mp4

00:27

Description

This course will introduce the initial concepts and skills to work with Vault and prepare for the Associate certification.

What You'll Learn?

HashiCorp Vault is an open-source secrets management platform, providing a secure enclave for static and dynamic secrets. In this course, HashiCorp Certified Vault Associate: Getting Started, you’ll learn to work with HashiCorp Vault in a development setting. First, you’ll explore how to interact and authenticate to Vault. Next, you’ll discover how Vault uses policies and tokens. Finally, you’ll learn how to enable and configure secrets engines. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have new skills and knowledge of HashiCorp Vault needed to prepare for the Associate level certification.

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Ned is an IT professional with almost 20 years of experience in the field. He has been a helpdesk operator, systems administrator, cloud architect, and product manager. In his newest incarnation, he is the Founder of Ned in the Cloud LLC. As a one-man-tech-juggernaut, he develops courses for Pluralsight, runs two podcasts (Day Two Cloud and Buffer Overflow), and creates original content for technology vendors. Ned has been a Microsoft MVP since 2017 and holds a bunch of industry certifications that have no bearing on anything beyond his exceptional ability to take exams and pass them. Ned has three guiding principles: Embrace discomfort, Fail often, Be nice.

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