Testcontainers for Hashicorp Consul and Vault

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  1. Testcontainers

    Testcontainers is a Java library that supports JUnit tests, providing lightweight, throwaway instances of common databases, Selenium web browsers, or anything else that can run in a Docker container.

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  3. testcontainers-consul

    Consul module for testcontainers

    One of the challenges we hit was that there wasn’t a Testcontainer module for consul. Based on some discussions with the test container teams (#4680) we decided to fork off an existing project, polished it a bit, and published this artifact for the OSS community as part of Houghton Mifflin Harcourt. This also turns out to be a tiny milestone in some ways as it is our first (out of many more to come) OSS artifact on Sonatype!!!

  4. testcontainers-consul

    Consul module for testcontainers (by hmhco)

    The module supports legacy and newer versions of Consul, ACL, Clustering, and more. The project can be found on Github and we welcome contributions via pull request and/or the discussion forum for any issues or improvements! Eventually, the hope would be to get this module added to testcontainers-java and be supported alongside the rest of the modules.

  5. springcloud_vault_consul

    Example for HashiCorp Vault and Consul Integration with Spring Cloud

    A quick start for a spring-boot service with Spring Cloud Vault and Consul has been provided.

  6. consul

    Consul is a distributed, highly available, and data center aware solution to connect and configure applications across dynamic, distributed infrastructure.

    Configuration Management also presents a set of challenges with microservices. Support for static and dynamic configuration, externalized configurations, watching for changes, and updating application configuration without any service disruption are some of the key features we would expect from microservices. In addition, the microservice ecosystem in mature organizations often leads to a web with many microservices deployed but also inter-connected where Service Discovery or even a Service Mesh becomes important in a cloud infrastructure to manage endpoint configuration, load balance, security, etc. Hashicorp Consulis a great fit for meeting these requirements.

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