ver the next 4 videos, I describe my journey of developing a demo web application called Webblog. The reason for developing it was to learn the different HashiCorp tools in the process. In addition to learning, I wanted to incorporate best practices. This includes Infrastructure as Code, Policy as Code, and a centralized Secrets Management solution.
I’ve broken this journey into 4 parts. The first part, which is the topic of this video, talks about the preparation of the infrastructure using Terraform. The second part describes 4 versions of the app as I adopt the use of Vault. The third part takes a look at the PKI and Transform secrets engines in Vault. The fourth and final part explains how I moved the app from Kubernetes to Nomad and Consul.
Special thanks to Jacob Mammoliti from Arctiq for helping me understand how to use the Terraform provider for Vault. You can view his talk about Managing Vault with Terraform below:
• Managing Vault with Terraform
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