Vault Agent allows client-side caching of tokens and leases. If the agent is shut down, those tokens and leases cached will be revoked.
Vault Agent allows client-side caching of tokens and leases. If the agent is shut down, those tokens and leases cached will be revoked.
Vault Agent allows client-side caching of tokens and leases to improve efficiency by reducing the need to repeatedly query the Vault server. If the agent is shut down, the tokens and leases it cached are not automatically revoked. Instead, those tokens and leases continue to exist and remain valid until they reach their designated expiration time according to the configured time to live (TTL). Thus, shutting down the agent does not trigger the revocation of the cached tokens and leases.
B False https://developer.hashicorp.com/vault/docs/agent-and-proxy/agent/caching#renewal-management " Note that shutting down the agent does not indicate revocations of the secrets, instead it only means that renewal responsibility for all the valid unrevoked secrets are no longer performed by the Vault agent."
B Asked IA tool: In HashiCorp Vault, the Vault Agent is a tool that helps automate the obtaining and renewal of Vault access tokens. If the Vault Agent is stopped abruptly, tokens and leases that were granted by Vault will remain valid until they expire according to the configured time to live (TTL).