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Description
Armon Dadgar (@armon), HashiCorp CTO and co-founder, and Aaron Schlesinger (@arschles) talk about how and why HashiCorp Vault is a security and open source product: two things traditionally considered at odds.
You'll learn how to avoid secret sprawl and protect your apps' data, ways for contributors and maintainers to enhance the security of any project, and why you should trust no one (including yourself).
[01:43] - What is secret sprawl and how do we avoid it?
[03:17] - What is the 1,000 eyes principle?
[06:35] - The tripod approach
[08:47] - Additional resources
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Using HashiCorp Vault with Azure Kubernetes Service
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Learn more about secret sprawl
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