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Vault Admin 
This utility configures Vault audit devices, auth methods, policies and secrets engines by syncing with a set of standard JSON configuration files.
Installation
This utility can be used via Docker or the CLI.
CLI
Download and extract the latest binary for your OS on the releases page
Run vadmin <flags>. See below for a description of the command line flags.
Docker
The Docker container must be run in interactive mode with the -it parameter because it prompts for things like policy deletion, etc.
docker run \
--rm \
-it \
-e VAULT_ADDR=https://vault.mysite.com:8200 \
-e VAULT_TOKEN=xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx \
-v $(pwd)/config:/config
premiereglobal/vault-admin:latest
Map wherever you have your Vault Admin configuration files to /config within the container.
Options
All options can be set via environment variables or command line options
| Environment Variable | Command Line Flags | Description |
|---|---|---|
CONFIGURATION_PATH |
--configuration-path, -c | Path to the configuration files |
VAULT_ADDR |
--vault-addr, -a | Vault address (example: https://vault.mysite.com:8200) |
VAULT_TOKEN |
--vault-token, -t | Vault token to use |
VAULT_SKIP_VERIFY |
--vault-skip-verify, -K | Skip Vault TLS certificate verification |
VAULT_SECRET_BASE_PATH |
--vault-secret-base-path, -s | Base secret path, in Vault, to pull secrets for substitution. Defaults to secret/vault-admin |
| --rotate-creds, -r | Perform key rotation on AWS secret engines | |
DEBUG |
--debug, -d | Turn on debug logging |
| --version, -v | Show version information |
Configuration Files
The configuration files are what drive how Vault is configured. See the examples/ directory for more information on how to set up the configuration.
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