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In DynamoDB storage backend, data will be stored in DynamoDB. Vault documentation for DynamoDB storage can be found in here.
apiVersion: kubevault.com/v1alpha1
kind: VaultServer
metadata:
name: vault-with-dynamoDB
namespace: demo
spec:
nodes: 1
version: "0.11.1"
backend:
dynamoDB:
table: "my-vault-table"
region: "us-west-1"
readCapacity: 5
writeCapacity: 5
To use dynamoDB as backend storage in Vault specify spec.backend.dynamoDB in VaultServer CRD.
spec:
backend:
dynamoDB:
table: <table_name>
region: <region>
endPoint: <endpoint>
haEnabled: <true/false>
readCapacity: <read_capacity>
writeCapacity: <write_capacity>
credentialSecret: <secret_name>
sessionTokenSecret: <secret_name>
maxParallel: <max_parallel>
spec.backend.dynamoDB has following fields:
dynamoDB.table is a required field that specifies the name of the DynamoDB table. If the specified table does not exist, then Vault will create it during initialization. If it is not initialized, then Vault will set value vault-dynamodb-backend.
spec:
backend:
dynamoDB:
table: "my-vault-table"
dynamoDB.endPoint is an optional field that specifies an alternative, AWS compatible, DynamoDB endpoint.
spec:
backend:
dynamoDB:
endPoint: "endpoint.com"
dynamoDB.region is an optional field that specifies the AWS region. If this field is not specified, then Vault will set value us-east-1.
spec:
backend:
dynamoDB:
region: "us-east-1"
dynamoDB.credentialSecret is an optional field that specifies the secret name containing AWS access key and AWS secret key. The secret contains following keys:
access_keysecret_keyLeaving the access_key and secret_key fields empty will cause Vault to attempt to retrieve credentials from the AWS metadata service.
spec:
backend:
dynamoDB:
credentialSecret: "aws-credential"
dynamoDB.sessionTokenSecret is an optional field that specifies the secret name containing AWS session token. The secret contains following key:
session_tokenspec:
backend:
dynamoDB:
sessionTokenSecret: "aws-session-token"
maxParallel is an optional field that specifies the maximum number of parallel operations to take place. This field accepts integer value. If this field is not specified, then Vault will set value 128.
spec:
backend:
dynamoDB:
maxParallel: 124
dynamoDB.readCapacity is an optional field that specifies the maximum number of reads consumed per second on the table. If it is not specifies, then Vault will set value 5.
spec:
backend:
dynamoDB:
readCapacity: 10
dynamoDB.writeCapacity is an optional field that specifies the maximum number of writes performed per second on the table. If it is not specifies, then Vault will set value 5.
spec:
backend:
dynamoDB:
writeCapacity: 10
dynamoDB.haEnabled is an optional field that specifies whether this backend should be used to run Vault in high availability mode. This field accepts boolean value. Default value is false.
spec:
backend:
dynamoDB:
haEnabled: true