Mastering HashiCorp Vault: Install & Integrate with Kubernetes for Spring Boot Applications

[@NivedSuresh-e9h]

This is the kind of videos I'm looking for lol, so much of knowledge in one video!

[@SeadoooRider]

100X thumbs up to you man!!

[@ushahembaukange5248]

Very solid tutorial.. Thanks for taking time to create this tutorial

[@lejeq]

Really nice video! I was looking sth to practice hashicorp valut rather than azure keyvault.

[@rim1705]

So helpful thank you!!! 👏

[@matzehampel]

this might be a bit off-topic. but do you might share your desk setup (monitors, keyboard, ..) ?

[@EkitLab]

The monitor is a HUAWEI MateView GT 34-inch, the keyboard is a Keychron the desktop is built up manually using different materials, the mouse is a logitech mx and the chair is the Herman Miller Logitec :)

[@princetheboss1605]

Could you make a video on how you set up your terminal?

[@EkitLab]

You can download and use Fig and Hyper for the same customization

[@agpk100]

I want to storre my db user, password in vault and use them in application.yml. How to do it, can you please explain. Because all my db creds and api keys are configured in application.yml file.

[@IlayPugachev]

Hey bro, I don't know why, bu after installation vault via helm pod/vault-0 and statefulset.apps/vault is 0/1 Ready. Do you know what's the reason?

[@EkitLab]

Sorry for the late response, but for those kind of problems you should start by checking K8S events

[@sivasantosh3234]

In my case my application is specified incorrect path for the token E:/var/run/secrets like that iam trying to troubleshoot can you please hepp me with the issue

[@sivasantosh3234]

Can anyone please help me with this because from past week iam facing this issue

[@EkitLab]

Can you please check your application.yaml under spring.cloud.vault.kubernetes.token and set it to the correct path for your token. within your pod you can check the token path by runing cat /var/run/secrets/kubernetes.io/serviceaccount/token

[@sivasantosh3234]

Thank you very much for your prompt response brother , in my case service-token-file is pointing to the correct path even in my pod also by running the command i can able to get the token but somewhere it is locating the E folder in my system due to which i cannot able to access the vault by using kubernetes authentication​@@EkitLab