When looking at Vault token details, which key helps you find the paths the token is able to access?
Which of these are a benefit of using the Vault Agent?
Vault Agent is a client daemon that provides the following features:
Auto-Auth - Automatically authenticate to Vault and manage the token renewal process for locally-retrieved dynamic secrets.
API Proxy - Allows Vault Agent to act as a proxy for Vault's API, optionally using (or forcing the use of) the Auto-Auth token.
Caching - Allows client-side caching of responses containing newly created tokens and responses containing leased secrets generated off of these newly created tokens. The agent also manages the renewals of the cached tokens and leases.
Templating - Allows rendering of user-supplied templates by Vault Agent, using the token generated by the Auto-Auth step.
Process Supervisor Mode - Runs a child process with Vault secrets injected as environment variables.
What does the following policy do?
This policy allows a user to read data about the secret endpoint identity. The policy grants the user the ability to create, update, read, and delete data in the ''secret/data/{identity.entity.id}'' path. Additionally, the user is allowed to list data in the ''secret/metadata/{identity.entity.id}'' path. This policy is useful for users who need to access information about the secret endpoint identity.
The secret endpoint identity is a feature of the Identity Secrets Engine, which allows Vault to generate identity tokens that can be used to access other Vault secrets engines or namespaces. The identity tokens are based on the entity and group information of the user or machine that authenticates with Vault. The entity is a unique identifier for the user or machine, and the group is a collection of entities that share some common attributes. The identity tokens can carry metadata and policies that are associated with the entity and group.
The ''secret/data/{identity.entity.id}'' path is where the user can store and retrieve data that is related to the secret endpoint identity. For example, the user can store some configuration or preferences for the secret endpoint identity in this path. The ''secret/metadata/{identity.entity.id}'' path is where the user can list the metadata of the data stored in the ''secret/data/{identity.entity.id}'' path. For example, the user can list the version, creation time, deletion time, and destroy time of the data in this path.
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