HashiConf Global 2022 Opening Keynote
summary
Company roadmap and product updates focus on making zero trust practical with identity as the control plane: a four‑pillar model (human identity, machine identity, service networking, human-to-machine access). New managed services and features include HCP Boundary GA, HCP Vault on Azure (public beta), Vault enhancements for PKI/OCSP, BYOK and dynamic Redis and Oracle TDE keys, and Consul 1.14 cluster peering plus lightweight data planes and Lambda/ECS integrations to simplify multi-cloud service discovery, mesh security, and global management.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00State of HashiCorp with CEO Dave McJannet
- 12:00What zero trust means to HashiCorp
- 16:29Zero trust in practice - the 4 pillars
- 21:19HashiCorp Vault updates
- 22:47HCP Vault on Azure announcement
- 24:00Vault new feature announcements
- 26:08HashiCorp Consul 1.14 announcements
- 34:23HCP Consul updates
- 38:28Consul & Comcast message
- 42:31HashiCorp Boundary updates
- 45:37HCP Boundary GA announcement
- 48:28Closing remarks on zero trust
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