Step 4 - Create a Vault

ALM integrates with the following vaults for storage and management of account credentials:

• Secret Server
• DevOps Secrets Vault.
• Azure Key Vault
• AWS Secrets Manager
• Hashicorp

Integrate with AWS Secrets Manager

Use these steps to integrate ALM with AWS Secrets Manager.

• In ALM, navigate to Integrations on the left-hand menu and click Vaults.
• Click Create Vault in the upper right-hand corner.
• On the Add Vault Modal, select AWS Secrets Manager from the Template drop-down menu. Click Next.

• Fill in the required fields:

  • AWS Secrets Manager Display Name is the name that will display for the vault in ALM.
  • AWS Secrets Manager URL is the location of the vault.
  • Access Key ID is the login name for the vault.
  • Secret Access Key is the password for the vault.
• Click Save.

Once added, you can select AWS Secrets Manager as a vault option when creating Workflow Templates. Accounts created from that template will use AWS Secrets Manager for the storage and management of account credentials.

Integrate with HashiCorp Vault

ALM currently supports HashiCorp Vault with token-based authentication and the key/value Secrets Engine.

Use these steps to integrate ALM with HashiCorp Vault:

• In ALM, navigate to Integrations on the left-hand menu and click Vaults.
• Click Create Vault in the upper right-hand corner.
• On the Add Vault Modal, select HashiCorp Vault from the Template drop-down menu. Click Next.

• Fill in the required fields:

  • HashiCorp Vault Display Name is the name that will display for the vault in ALM.
  • HashiCorp Vault URL is the location of the vault.
  • Vault Connection Token is the authentication token provided in the HashiCorp UI.
• Click Save.

Once added, you can select HashiCorp Vault as a vault option when creating Workflow Templates. Accounts created from that template will use HashiCorp Vault for the storage and management of account credentials.