Section Overview Configure Access Control

In this lesson, you’ll learn how to secure your Vault deployment by defining who can do what—and where. We’ll cover five fundamental topics to establish a robust access-control strategy:

Topic	Description
Vault Identity Entities and Groups	Structure user identities, group memberships, and attribute mappings for consistent access management.
ACL Policies	Author, deploy, and debug fine-grained policies using Vault’s HCL-based policy language.
Sentinel Policies	(Enterprise) Enforce or advise on customizable governance rules across your Vault infrastructure.
Control Groups	(Enterprise) Require multi-approval workflows for sensitive operations by defining and configuring groups.
Namespaces	(Enterprise) Implement multi-tenancy with isolated “Vaults within a Vault” for delegation and isolation.

Identity entities, groups, and ACL policies are available in both Vault Open Source and Enterprise editions.
Sentinel policies, control groups, and namespaces require Vault Enterprise.

With this roadmap in place, let’s dive into our first topic: interpreting Vault identity entities and groups.

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Vault Identity Entities and Groups

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Introduction

Create a working Vault server configuration given a scenario

Monitor a Vault Environment

Employ the Vault Security Model

Build Fault Tolerant Vault Environments

Understand the Hardware Security Module HSM Integration

Scale Vault for Performance

Configure Access Control

Configure Vault Agent

Exam Experience and Expectations

Section Overview Configure Access Control

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