New integrations with Datadog, Grafana Cloud, and Splunk offer pre-built dashboards for usage and performance monitoring in HCP Vault.
For organizations across the globe, monitoring activity logs, usage, and performance metrics is critical to governance programs, development, and business operations.
HashiCorp Cloud Platform (HCP) Vault now lets customers seamlessly integrate HCP Vault audit logs and metrics from their production-grade clusters with industry-standard observability SaaS platforms such as Datadog, Grafana Cloud (hosted Grafana and Loki), and Splunk. Along with these core integrations, HashiCorp offers pre-built metrics dashboards to accelerate the ability to track critical usage and performance metrics. And we’re planning to add more integrations in the coming months.
HCP Vault has an observability provider integration menu for easy setup.
These turnkey log and metrics integrations allow customers to enhance security operations, plan for sufficient infrastructure capacity, and identify opportunities to optimize usage patterns for cost savings. Examples include:
For a full list of monitoring telemetry and audit device logs for HCP Vault, check out Vault’s cloud monitoring documentation.
Today, there are two core data sources from HCP Vault that improve visibility into events, performance, and usage:
The following tutorials will help you get started on HCP Vault real-time observability:
To jumpstart the HCP Vault monitoring experience, we’ve created sample metrics dashboards for each of the three observability vendors:
HCP Vault pre-built dashboard for Datadog.
HCP Vault pre-built dashboard for Grafana Cloud.
HCP Vault pre-built dashboard for Splunk.
As a fully managed service, HCP Vault is the easiest way to keep secrets and application data secure, including API keys, passwords, or certificates. For more information about HCP Vault and pricing, please visit our product page or sign up today through the HCP portal.
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