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  1. Connnecting
  2. Secret store

Vault

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For Vault, we use the (version 2) for storing the credentials. When creating your proxy, add the Vault information in order to connect your Secret storage to unSkript.

Vault connectivity is only available in the full SAAS implementation, and not in the free Sandbox. Contact us for a demo.

Name
Description

Host

Hostname of the vault server, along with the port number. For eg: https://vault.example.com:8200

Token

Service Token to authenticate to Vault. This token should have CRUD access to the KV store.

Mount Dir Name

Path where the KV backend is mounted.

Vault Secret Prefix

User defined secret prefix to use when storing credentials. This prefix will be added to all the secrets added in the Vault.

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