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Vault principles

Vinay Rawal answered on March 11, 2023 Popularity 1/10 Helpfulness 1/10

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    The following principles apply to Vault’s cloud infrastructure:

    Cloud native: Vault is designed to be deployed to cloud environments through a Highly Available distributed microservices architecture. Vault takes advantage of the unique benefits of cloud, including dynamic scalability, automation and managed services.

    Cloud agnostic: Vault can be deployed to all major cloud service providers. To retain optionality and mitigate the risk of vendor lock-in, Vault is not coupled to a single cloud-specific technology. Where managed services are used, we seek parity across cloud providers.

    Robust and self-healing: The Vault infrastructure is designed for redundancy, no single points of failure and the ability to self-heal at a component level.

    Infrastructure-as-code (IaC): All infrastructure is written as code through Terraform. This maintains consistency across multiple cloud service providers. IaC enables us to execute best practices around automated testing, code review and reproducibility. 

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