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NAME
WebService::HashiCorp::Vault::Secret::Kvv2 - Perl API for HashiCorp's Vault (Secret)
VERSION
version 0.03
SYNOPSIS
use WebService::HashiCorp::Vault;
my $vault->new(%args);
# Grab or prepare to instantiate a secret 'path'
my $foo = $vault->secret( backend => 'generic', path => 'foo' );
# Examine the data
my $data = $foo->data();
# Save the data in to the secret
$foo->data({
Lorem => 'ipsum'.
dolor => 'sit'
amet => 'consectetur'
});
# Delete the secret
$foo->delete();
DESCRIPTION
The Generic Secret Backend handling for HashiCorps Vault server software. To be used via WebService::HashiCorp::Vault.
METHODS
auth
my $auth = $backend->auth();
Returns
The 'auth' field of the Vault servers response.
data
my $data = $secret->data();
$secret->data( \%hashref );
Without arguments, returns the secrets data as a hashref (if any exists)
With an arugment (must be hashref), data is saved to the secret
delete
$secret->delete();
Deletes the secret from the Vault server, and clears the internals of the object. The secret path and server details are retained so you can delete then save data.
lease_duration
my $ld = $backend->lease_duration();
Returns
The 'lease_duration' field of the Vault servers response.
lease_id
my $ld = $backend->lease_id();
Returns
The 'lease_id' field of the Vault servers response.
list
my $list = $vault->secret( backend => 'generic' )->list();
my $list = $secret->list();
Lists key names at the location
path
my $obj = WebService::HashiCorp::Vault::Secret::Yours->new(
path => 'yours'
);
my $path = $obj->path();
Provides the path where the Secret service instance is mounted.
It is read-only once the object created.
renewable
my $renewable = $backend->renewable();
Returns
The 'renewable' field of the Vault servers response.
SEE ALSO
AUTHOR
Dean Hamstead <dean@fragfest.com.au>
COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE
This software is Copyright (c) 2023 by Dean Hamstad.
This is free software, licensed under:
The MIT (X11) License