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Una sola clave privada firma todos los tokens que emite nuestro servidor de autenticación, y a lo largo de su vida se ha mudado dos veces: nació dentro del proceso, fue desterrada a una bóveda de la que no puede salir y luego se reencarnó en un tipo de clave completamente distinto, más pequeño y más rápido. Cada mudanza ocurrió en un emisor en producción, con tokens en circulación.
One private key signs every token our auth server issues, and it has moved twice in its life: born inside the process, exiled to a vault it can't leave, then reincarnated as a smaller, faster kind of key entirely. Each move happened on a live issuer with tokens in flight. Here's what custody and algorithm changes actually take, and the quiet regression that rode in on a "more secure" commit.
HashiCorp put a Kubernetes KMS v2 plugin for Vault Enterprise into public beta, letting the API server encrypt etcd through the same Vault install that already holds pipeline secrets. It collapses one more custody trail; it does not lower the operational burden on the API server side.
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This article was originally written in Japanese and published on Qiita. It has been translated with...
This article was originally written in Japanese and published on Qiita. It has been translated with...
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