The release 1.24.6+ introduces integration with HashiCorp Vault. What Is Vault Integration It allows obtaining credentials securely from a Key Value secrets engine when interacting with Connections on Hoop. Getting Started with Vault Integration Create a Postgres database Connection on Hoop mapping the secret from a KV Version 1 with the following syntax: * _vaultkv1:SECRETNAME:SECRET-KEY In the example above, the agent will attempt to fetch secrets from the kv mount path (version 1) wi
The release 1.24.6+ introduces integration with HashiCorp Vault.
It allows obtaining credentials securely from a Key Value secrets engine when interacting with Connections on Hoop.
Create a Postgres database Connection on Hoop mapping the secret from a KV Version 1 with the following syntax:
_vaultkv1:SECRETNAME:SECRET-KEY
In the example above, the agent will attempt to fetch secrets from the kv mount path (version 1) with the secret name pgprod. The DBHOST is the key used to look up the secret.
When establishing a connection, the agent retrieves the value associated with DBHOST and uses it as the host parameter to connect to the PostgreSQL instance. The credentials remain available until the session ends.
For more details about this integration, please refer to our documentation.
Integrating Vault with Hoop enhances the security and manageability of your setup by centralizing the credentials for all your internal services.
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