About the service
I deploy and harden HashiCorp Vault so your team stops scattering passwords, API keys, and certificates across configs, environment variables, and chat. I start by mapping where secrets currently live and who has access to them. Then I bring up Vault with a reliable storage backend, auto-unsealing, high availability, and audit logging enabled from day one. The result is a single and verifiable source of truth for every password and key your applications and engineers use, with a clear trail of who accessed what and when.
The core work covers what makes Vault truly useful, not just another repository for static strings. I configure dynamic secrets so databases, cloud providers, and message queues issue short-lived credentials with automatic expiration. I set up encryption as a service through the transit engine, a full PKI hierarchy for issuing and rotating TLS certificates, and authentication methods tailored to your stack — AppRole, Kubernetes, OIDC, or cloud IAM. On top of that, I write policies following the principle of least privilege: each service and person sees only what they actually need.
Finally, I integrate Vault into applications and pipelines so the transition is seamless for developers and obvious for audit. I connect agents, sidecars, or SDK calls, securely migrate existing secrets, and set up rotation schedules so nothing remains unchanged for months. I hand over documentation, unseal and recovery procedures, and run a brief training so your team confidently operates the system on its own.
— Vault installation, HA cluster, and auto-unseal
— Dynamic secrets, transit encryption, and PKI
— Authentication methods, policies, and integration
The core work covers what makes Vault truly useful, not just another repository for static strings. I configure dynamic secrets so databases, cloud providers, and message queues issue short-lived credentials with automatic expiration. I set up encryption as a service through the transit engine, a full PKI hierarchy for issuing and rotating TLS certificates, and authentication methods tailored to your stack — AppRole, Kubernetes, OIDC, or cloud IAM. On top of that, I write policies following the principle of least privilege: each service and person sees only what they actually need.
Finally, I integrate Vault into applications and pipelines so the transition is seamless for developers and obvious for audit. I connect agents, sidecars, or SDK calls, securely migrate existing secrets, and set up rotation schedules so nothing remains unchanged for months. I hand over documentation, unseal and recovery procedures, and run a brief training so your team confidently operates the system on its own.
— Vault installation, HA cluster, and auto-unseal
— Dynamic secrets, transit encryption, and PKI
— Authentication methods, policies, and integration
