This post updates SSH access management at scale using Vault's signed SSH certificates and Boundary integration for just-in-time credentials.
- •Vault 1.13+ recommends signed SSH certificates instead of removed dynamic SSH keys
- •Vault and Boundary integration enables just-in-time credential injection for passwordless SSH access
- •SSH key-based authentication risks: private key compromise, complex rotation, lack of inventory, scalability issues
- •SSH certificates signed by CA automatically expire and support policy-based access controls
- •Vault SSH engine provides role-based access control (RBAC) through policies for identity-based security
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