Becoming a Certified Vault Operations Professional - A Complete Guide: Become a Certified Vault Operations Professional - Ace the exam with the help of an authorized HashiCorp instructor

The primary objective of the course is to help you pass the HashiCorp Certified: Vault Operations Professional certification. It also prepares you to answer MCQs and perform hands-on tasks on a Vault node/cluster. This course teaches you how to create a working Vault server configuration for various scenarios. You will learn how to monitor a Vault environment to ensure its smooth functioning. It also covers how to employ the Vault security model to safeguard your system. You will then learn how to build fault-tolerant Vault environments that can withstand failures and disruptions. Following that, you will understand the integration of the Hardware Security Module (HSM) in Vault to increase security. You will see how to scale Vault for performance and handle a larger workload and how to configure access control to ensure that users have the right permissions to access data. After that, you will see how to configure the Vault agent for the automation of Vault operations. Finally, you will get an insight into the exam experience and expectations to prepare yourself better for the Vault Operations Pro certification exam. By the end of this course, you will be fully equipped with the skills and knowledge needed to pass the Vault Operations Professional exam and gain a solid foundation in Vault and be able to confidently use it in your organization. All the resource files are added to the GitHub repository at: https://github.com/PacktPublishing/Becoming-a-Certified-Vault-Operations-Professional---A-Complete-Guide

This course is designed for DevOps engineers, cloud architects, security engineers, IT professionals, system administrators, network engineers, and infrastructure engineers. Advanced Vault operators who are looking to increase their knowledge and engineers will gain a lot from this course. To get the most out of this course, one should have earned their Vault Associate certification and have a solid understanding of Vault concepts, components, and deployment. The course assumes prior knowledge of Vault components such as storage backends, auth methods, secret engines, and Vault devices. Note that this is not an introductory-level course and will not cover Vault basics.