Simplifying Secrets Management in the Public Cloud
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Shows Vault centralizing secrets across clouds with live demos that work: an SSH one-time passwords flow using the SSH secrets engine, an AWS secrets engine issuing dynamic AWS IAM credentials that start/stop tagged EC2 instances, and database credential rotation for SQL Server and Azure RDS with auto-generated users and passwords. Setup is simple: enable engines, create roles and policies, install an SSH helper or run Vault CLI calls. All demos run end-to-end and produce auditable, short-lived credentials.
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