Feature: adding a Dev Container to Vault #31578
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- running vault via nohup and put in the background - running vault, testing - forwarding ports, testing - cleaning up
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Description
This PR adds a Dev Container to vault repository. Enabling us to run vault in a Github Codespace or locally using a Dev Container
When we create a Github Codespace a new VSCode window will open
The Codespace will display the output of the postStartCommand
sh -c 'vault server -dev'It will display the initial Vault root token which we can use to login
2 ports will be exposed for Vault UI and Vault API
We can open port 8200 by clicking on the Ports tab and right click on the port we would like to open, and opening it in a browser
We will see the Vault login screen
Using the token displayed in the terminal we can login to Vault
This is to my knowledge the fastest way to launch Vault for demo or evaluation purposes live on the internet.
Thank you for this great project!