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We are pleased to announce that Linode, SkyTap, UCloud, and Hedvig providers are now available for HashiCorp Terraform. This blog will detail the new providers and include links to additional resources.

In this blog post we give a brief overview of how to enable cloud-based auto unseal in Vault open source. If you're already using Vault, you'll need to migrate to auto unseal, but don't worry, you can migrate back to manual unseal whenever you like. If you've been waiting to give open source Vault a try because of the hassle of unsealing, now's a good time!

Today, HashiCorp announced the formation of a new professional services program for enterprise customers. HashiCorp customers are now able to purchase additional professional services packages as a part of their enterprise agreements. HashiCorp has brought on highly skilled individuals to serve on its “virtual consulting bench” who will deliver these services. The purpose of this blog is to explain why we have decided to start offering professional services and explain more about what the program entails.

Consul’s ACLs can be configured to secure the Consul UI, HTTP API, Consul CLI, service communications within the datacenter, and node communications. For production datacenters, ACLs are recommended.

In addition to providing for more rapid deployments, Terraform has features for securing those deployments and lowering risk.This blog will cover the features you can use to improve the security posture of your infrastructure: Sentinel policy as code, Terraform module registry, and HashiCorp Vault integration.

Announcing the release of HashiCorp Consul 1.4.1. This is a minor release that includes a number of important bug fixes for Consul Connect and our newly released ACL system.

This latest release of Consul training content is focused on education for operators and has been placed in two tracks; Day 1: Deploying Your First Datacenter learning path and Day 2: Advanced Operations track.

As we approach the end of 2018, it is a good opportunity to reflect on the past year. It’s been an exciting year for HashiCorp, with many milestones. We’d like to take a moment to thank our users, customers, partners, and employees for making it possible.

There are many things we could highlight, but in the interest of keeping things brief, here are a few that we’ve chosen.

Learn from hands-on labs to build proficiency with Vault 1.0, auto-unseal, Kubernetes, and other secrets management features.

We're introducing a CLA (Contributor License Agreement) requirement for any and all contributions across our open source projects. Open source is at the core of what we do and who we are as a company and deeply important to me personally, so I want to take time to explain why, what this means, and how we're rolling this out.

In the last few weeks, we've published several hands-on guides to help you learn how to deploy and scale applications with Nomad.

In the last few weeks, HashiCorp education team launched the new Consul learn platform and published several hands-on guides to help you easily integrate Consul into your multi-cloud, microservice-based infrastructure.

In this blog post, we’ll look at practical public key certificate management in Vault, which uses a dynamic secrets approach.

Policy sets allow you to enforce Sentinel policies on the workspaces of your choice and are available in both Terraform Enterprise Cloud and the latest version of Private Terraform Enterprise.

Today we are excited to announce the public availability of HashiCorp Vault 1.0. Vault is a tool to manage secrets and protect sensitive data for any infrastructure and application.

Vault 1.0 is focused on renovating Vault's infrastructure to support high performance, scalable workloads.

Yesterday AWS announced availability of their new service discovery tool, Cloud Map. AWS user will now have the capability to discover resources and services within AWS environments, conduct health checks, and integrate with other service mesh offerings, like HashiCorp Consul. HashiCorp, an Advanced tier member of the AWS Partner Network, worked closely with AWS engineers and is pleased to announce that HashiCorp Consul will offer launch day support of AWS Cloud Map.

This blog recaps the announcements and events happening at the 2018 AWS re:Invent conference in Las Vegas.

We’ve recently become aware of a set of malware targeting Consul nodes with a specific configuration which allows remote code execution. Members of our community also (responsibly) reported incidents caused by this malware, and worked with us to include a patch in a recent version of Consul that protects from this threat in the wild.

The strength of HashiConf has always been its community and its speakers, and this year's lineup did not disappoint. Today, we're excited to finally share all of our keynote and breakout session video recordings with you.

We are excited to announce the general availability of HashiCorp Consul 1.4. This release introduces a completely redesigned ACL system and the first enterprise Consul Connect feature with multi-data center support.

Consul is a distributed service mesh to connect, secure, and configure services across any runtime platform and public or private cloud.