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HashiCorp is pleased to announce an extension of the multi-year collaboration agreement signed with Microsoft in 2017. This blog explains some of the details and results from the last agreement.

Today at HashiConf EU we are announcing the HashiCorp Terraform Enterprise integration for ServiceNow Service Catalog.

At the end of last year we introduced policy sets for HashiCorp Terraform Enterprise.

We are excited to announce the beta release of HashiCorp Consul 1.6. Consul is a multi-cloud service networking platform to connect and secure services across any runtime platform and public or private cloud. Consul 1.6 is focused on building a full-featured service mesh which supports multi-region and multi-cloud scale, with new major features including Layer 7 capabilities and mesh gateway.

This September we are excited to bring HashiConf, HashiCorp’s fifth annual and flagship community conference, to Seattle. With 40+ sessions, 12 in-depth trainings, product releases, and the chance to connect with HashiCorp engineers and product experts, we hope that you will find this year's conference schedule as inspiring as the many members that make up the community itself.

In the recent releases there were many updates to the Consul UI. Some of these might have gone unnoticed, but make a big impact on the user experience of the UI. In this article we will explore the changes made to the UI in the recent updates and take a look at what is coming in future updates.

In a few weeks, HashiCorp staff will join infrastructure operators, administrators, developers, and practitioners in Amsterdam for HashiConf EU, including one full day dedicated to product training. Every course has been updated for recent features to give you a hands-on experience that will help you become confident using HashiCorp infrastructure automation tools.

HashiCorp will be a sponsor at the AWS re:Inforce conference in Boston happening June 25-26, 2019. In this blog, we explore how HashiCorp Vault helps secure AWS environments using principles from the Cloud Operating Model.

We recently released Terraform Cloud Remote State Management. This blog post looks at some motivations for using this feature as well as how it works.

We are pleased to announce the availability of Hashicorp Nomad 0.9.2, which enables developers and operators to easily interact with task environments, run allocation lifecycle management commands, and configure canary-based deployments to auto-promote. This release also adds preemption capabilities for service and batch jobs to Nomad Enterprise.

In this post, we'll look at how we can use Terraform 0.12, the Kubernetes provider, and the Helm provider to deploy services to Kubernetes clusters. From Kubernetes ExternalDNS to Consul Helm charts, we can use Terraform to pass attributes from infrastructure to Kubernetes services and manage deployment configuration.

DevOps Barcelona is coming up and we are pleased to sponsor this community-organized conference.

Today we’re announcing the HashiCorp Community Portal, a single source for all members of our community to learn, share, and discuss HashiCorp products.

The community portal includes a new discussion forum, video content, product guides, local in-person events (HashiCorp User Groups), and more. We recognize that individuals want to engage with the community in different ways at different moments and the community portal is meant to reflect this.

We are publishing a series of blog posts to discuss the core use cases of service mesh. In this blog we will take a closer look at observability and how to enable the new L7 observability features of Consul Connect that are included in the recent Consul 1.5 release.

We are very proud to announce that Terraform 0.12 is officially released.

Terraform 0.12 is a major update that includes dozens of improvements and features spanning the breadth and depth of Terraform's functionality.

Today at KubeCon EU in Barcelona, Microsoft introduced a new specification the Service Mesh Interface (SMI) for implementing service mesh providers into Kubernetes environments. This blog explains how Consul fits into this new specification and how it can be used for Kubernetes environments.

We’re excited to introduce Terraform Cloud, a collaboration platform designed for all Terraform users. After beta testing the past few months, the Remote State Management feature of Terraform Cloud generally available today.

We are excited to announce the release of Consul 1.5.0. This release contains new Layer 7 capabilities, major improvements with ACL and a host of new features.

Release candidate 1 of Terraform 0.12.0 is now available for testing. Unless testing identifies a significant blocker, we expect to publish the final 0.12.0 release a few weeks from now.

Become proficient with new Vault features including the Transit Secrets Engine, the OpenID Connect Auth Method, Vault Agent, and Vault Auto-Unseal.