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hello-vault-spring

Runnable examples of how to integrate a Java Spring Boot application with HashiCorp Vault, using the community-maintained Spring Vault library.

All examples here run Vault in -dev mode which is insecure and should not be run in production, but these examples can be a good starting point to learn from.

Quick Start

This is a simple example of reading and writing your first secret!

Sample Application

Here you will find a more realistic example that demonstrates many important concepts, including authentication, static and dynamic secrets.

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