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What are the main components of Vault's architecture?
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Core Components:
- Storage Backend: Persists encrypted data (Consul, file system, cloud storage)
- Barrier: Encrypts/decrypts data before storage using a master key
- Secret Engines: Handle different types of secrets (KV, databases, PKI)
- Auth Methods: Handle client authentication (tokens, LDAP, AWS IAM)
- Policies: Define permissions for authenticated clients
- Audit Devices: Log all requests and responses for compliance
Data Flow:
Client → Auth Method → Policy Evaluation → Secret Engine → Storage Backend
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