Cloud Configuration Ecosystem at Intuit
summary
Intuit standardizes application config on Spring Cloud Config Server backed by GitHub Enterprise, moving configs out of binaries and cutting a mobile-team production change from hours to minutes. A config-publisher → S3 flow produces deployable buckets and webhook tracking; runtime secrets resolve via the internal secret service; a config-inspector UI shows merged resolution and diffs across labels/profiles; a pre-receive validator blocks malformed JSON/.properties commits so the service stays healthy and auditable.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction to Intuit's journey
- 2:44Defining configuration management
- 6:38Spring Cloud Config implementation
- 9:11Client-side hardening and clients
- 12:25TurboTax team’s shared configuration need
- 15:37Config publisher for mobile apps
- 17:04Feedback and documentation gaps
- 19:14Spring Cloud Config Inspector tool
- 24:36Configuration validation challenges
- 27:30Config validator pre-receive hook
- 28:13Future plans and open source
- 30:01Conclusion and Q&A
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