vault-client | A command-line interface to HashiCorp 's Vault | Identity Management library
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A command-line interface to HashiCorp's Vault
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- ParseSecret parses secret file
- LoadCli initializes the CLI
- GetAuthenticationToken gets the authentication token
- LoadConfig reads the config file and returns it .
- UpdateConfigToken is used to update a Vault token
- ListSecrets returns a list of Secrets or an error .
- RecursivelyListSecrets returns a list of secrets for a given path
- Write secret to file
- EditFile edit a file
- Runs the CLI
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QUESTION
I have many spring boot microservices and I have developed a new project that has Spring-Vault
as a dependency. This new project (say vault-client-spring
) is developed in order to have common configuration for setting up of Vault and use it in all of the microservices and I have published the jar in private maven hosted repository in my organization.
My problem is when I add this jar as dependency in any microservices, the application is not starting throwing the following error. The Spring-Cloud-Vault
dependencies are not imported to my consuming projects. I've also added the necessary properties requrired starting with prefix spring.cloud.vault
in bootstrap.yml
file.
Here's my build.gradle
file for vault-client-spring
.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-05 at 11:24I found it myself. Since I'm developing as "library", I have to allow Spring-Vault dependencies to get included in consuming applications. As per Gradle's java-library plugin, I used api
dependency. The consuming applications can able to access and bootstrap them.
QUESTION
I have a "multi-module" Gradle project named "utils". In that, I have created a new sub-project that will be used as a client for Hashicorp's Vault. I'll use this jar to my Spring Boot microservices as a dependency.
The goal is to have a common configuration for Vault and use it in all the services.
My problem is when I try to auto-wire the VaultTemplate
object (presuming it will be added from this jar), in one of my Spring Boot microservices (say secrets-management-service
), I could not achieve that.
For development purposes, I have included the jar as a local dependency. I have included both the build.gradle
files.
External Jar: vault-client
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-23 at 05:09I found it myself. I had missed the below block in my vault-client
jar and also forgot to remove "main" class.
QUESTION
I am getting below error in vsts build. I followed same steps as mentioned here but no luck.
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Nov-01 at 23:07Finally I was able to fix this issue with the help of Micorosoft support. Here is the solution :
In Maven task of vsts build definition, if we select the option "Authenticate built-in Maven feeds" then we do not need to provide"-s settings.xml" under Options
After removing "-s settings.xml" under options; build completed successfully.
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Install vault-client
Download the [latest release](https://github.com/adfinis-sygroup/vault-client/releases).
Unzip and move vc into a directory of choice.
To build vault-client you need a Go compiler and Git. make build will install Go dependencies and build vault-client. After you should have a binary vc in your working directory.
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