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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.

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

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.

This guest blog, by Riley Karson of Google Cloud, explores a new enhancement to our Terraform Docs. Users looking for examples of Terraform on Google Cloud can now test out various configurations in Google Cloud Shell with the click of a button.

Today at HashiConf 2018 in San Francisco, we are announcing major updates across our entire suite of open source and enterprise products. Our mission is to allow users to run applications on any infrastructure, cloud or on-premises, using a modern infrastructure as code approach. This blog is a summary of the announcements being made at the event.

As a follow-up to the HashiCorp Consul plus Kubernetes blog series, this blog highlights our recent work to provide first-class support for Kubernetes across HashiCorp product line.

HashiCorp announces improved configuration language, remote operations, and new, free collaboration features for HashiCorp Terraform.

The HashiCorp learn platform is focused on HashiCorp product education for practitioners. The platform is self-guided, so you can follow along at your own pace and schedule. The courses start with beginner introductions and progressively go through intermediate and advanced topics.

We are pleased to announce that F5 Networks, Nutanix, Tencent Cloud and Helm providers are now available for HashiCorp Terraform. This blog will detail the new providers and include links to additional resources.

We are pleased to announce the release of Vagrant 2.2.0. Vagrant is a tool for building and distributing development environments. The highlight of this release is the introduction of Vagrant Cloud command line tool.

We are excited to announce the release of HashiCorp Consul 1.3. This release extends Consul to support Envoy as a proxy for Connect and enables automatic sidecar injection in Kubernetes for secure pod communication.

Connect enables secure service-to-service communication with automatic TLS encryption and identity-based authorization. Since the initial release of Connect in June, the Consul team has focused on hardening Connect in production and expanding platform integrations to enable a global service mesh. This release delivers major improvements in both categories: Envoy is a high-performance, feature-rich, and production hardened proxy for Connect. And the Kubernetes integrations enable automatic secure pod communications across services both in and out of Kubernetes.

We are excited to be part of Microsoft Ignite this year in Orlando, Florida. The HashiCorp and Microsoft partnership continues to extend and deepen so that we can offer our joint customers and users the best tools for building and running applications deployed on cloud infrastructure.

We're releasing HashiCorp Consul + Kubernetes features every week.

This week we're releasing the service catalog sync functionality to sync Kubernetes services to the Consul catalog and vice versa. This enables cross-cluster or platform service discovery using the native service discovery tooling expected. Additionally, a central catalog allows organizations to gracefully migrate workloads into or out of Kubernetes.

We are proud to announce two new providers now available for HashiCorp Terraform. This blog will give a more detailed description on the providers and any helpful links that may provide additional insight. For more information on Terraform providers please visit our docs page.

In this series we explore how Nomad handles unexpected failures, outages, and routine maintenance of cluster infrastructure, often without operator intervention.

In this post we’ll explore how Nomad is designed to handle transient and permanent failures of both clients and servers gracefully to make it easy to run highly reliable infrastructure.