Hashicorp Vault and Spring Boot

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Denmark Mike Møller Nielsen
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Set properties like credentials and secrets in Hashicorp Vault . Then have your Spring Boot Application extract and map these in the boostrap phase. The application can then connect to the external db's with the credentials picked up in Hashicorp Vault.

Link to the code:
https://github.com/ekim197711/springboot-hashicorpvault



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spring
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java
spring boot
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