jbharter / vault-context

Vault context manager and token-helper

vault-context

vault-context is a context manager and token helper designed to make managing multiple Hashicorp Vault instances easier

vault-context is a context manager and token helper designed to make
managing multiple vaults easier

Usage:
  vault-context [command]

Available Commands:
  add         Add a new Vault context
  context     Spawn a shell in the given context
  delete      Delete a saved context
  enable      Set vault-context as the token-helper
  help        Help about any command
  info        Get info about your current context
  list        List configured contexts

Flags:
  -h, --help   help for vault-context

Use "vault-context [command] --help" for more information about a command.

Supported Backends

Backed by 99designs/keyring originally written for AWS Vault, these token storage options are available:

• Linux
  • KDE Wallet
  • Secret Service
• MacOS/OSX
  • Keychain
• Windows
  • Windows Credential Store
• General
  • KeePass
  • File

Examples:

vault-context list
 ALIAS     URL                            NAMESPACE    TOKEN                      
 home      https://vault.domain.tld                    s.7asdfrYasdf 
 cloud     https://vault.aws.domain.tld                -                          
 test      https://test.vault.domain.tld  test-dev     -     

Quickstart

1. Download the latest release
2. Add it to your /usr/local/bin
3. Enable using it as your token-manager vault-context enable
4. Add your first context vault-context add http://vault.domain.tld my-vault
5. Assume the context vault-context ctx my-vault