What Is Real-Time Data, and Why Does It Matter for Retail?

If you’ve known me for any length of time, you’ll know how much I like HashiCorp Vault. However, recently I started to look into Akeyless, and I’m quite impressed by what it has to offer. In my opinion, Akeyless is the top alternative today to HashiCorp Vault. In this video, I’ll walk you through ten unique akeyless features that are not found in HashiCorp Vault. My name is Sam Gabrail, and let’s get started. First up is the idea of automating rotated secrets and rotated secrets is a concept not available in HashiCorp Vault explicitly.

And the idea here is that this is the secret that Akeyless uses to connect to an external third party service. So if you go to new and look for rotated secret, you’ll see that there are a number of databases that Akeyless can connect to, Cassandra, Redis, Redshift, Snowflake, clouds, your three major clouds, operating systems, infrastructure like Docker Hub, LDAP, or web. So once you have this connection in place, you can rotate the secret. So if I look at the Azure rotated secret here, for example, here’s my credentials, client ID, tenant ID, client secret, and so on.