HashiQube: A Development Lab Using All the HashiCorp Products
summary
A ready-made VM lab runs Vagrant, Packer, Terraform, Nomad, Consul, Vault and Sentinel plus Localstack, Fabio and Jenkins and wires them together so the examples actually work. It boots as a Vagrant VM with three nodes that bring up Nomad/Consul clusters and Fabio load balancers, deploys demo jobs, and uses provisioners (Ansible/shell/docker). Vault’s database secrets engine auto-creates a MySQL user with a 5-minute lease, Terraform creates a Localstack S3 bucket, and the setup is meant for quick POCs and integration testing.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction and setup
- 1:08What is HashiQube
- 2:40Setting up the lab with Vagrant
- 8:26Installing and configuring Vault
- 10:40Vault and MySQL integration demo
- 13:14Exploring Fabio load balancer
- 16:23Terraform with LocalStack demo
- 19:31Ansible and Docker provisioning
- 21:50Sentinel policy enforcement
- 22:34Closing and Q&A
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