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HashiCorp
Consistent workflows to provision, secure, connect, and run any infrastructure for any application
🚀 About
HashiCorp delivers consistent workflows to provision, secure, connect, and run any infrastructure for any application. Founded by Mitchell Hashimoto and Armon Dadgar in 2012, HashiCorp revolutionizes datacenter management across application development, delivery, and maintenance.
The company provides tools that manage physical machines, virtual machines, Windows, Linux, and various service models (IaaS, PaaS, SaaS), creating a unified workflow across all environments.
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🧩 HashiStack Products
HashiCorp's suite of tools works together to provide a complete infrastructure automation platform. Each product addresses a specific layer of the infrastructure and application lifecycle.
| Dimension | Products | ||
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| Applications |
 Nomad Scheduler and workload orchestrator to deploy and manage applications |
 Waypoint One workflow to build, deploy and release applications across platforms |
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| Networking |
 Consul Service Mesh across any cloud and runtime platform |
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| Security |
 Boundary Secure remote access to applications and critical systems |
 Vault Secure management of secrets and sensitive data |
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| Infrastructure |
 Packer Automated machine images from a single source configuration |
 Vagrant Single workflow to build and manage developer environments |
 Terraform Infrastructure automation to provision and manage any cloud service |
📚 Product Documentation
Explore HashiCorp's product documentation and learn how to use each tool:
- Terraform - Infrastructure as Code
- Terraform Cloud - Terraform as a Service
- Vault - Secrets Management
- Consul - Service Networking
- Nomad - Workload Orchestration
- Boundary - Secure Access
- Waypoint - Application Delivery
- Vagrant - Development Environments
- Packer - Machine Images
🌐 Additional Resources
📊 12-Factor Apps and the HashiStack
Click to watch Kelsey Hightower's presentation on 12-Factor Apps and the HashiStack
Five years ago, the world was introduced to 12-Factor apps, which provided the blueprint for building applications for the cloud. As we move beyond the cloud into Hyperscale computing, applications must be designed to be globally available and always on.
Building on the foundation of 12-Factor, Kelsey Hightower's presentation introduces key requirements for Hyperscale applications such as:
- High-performance, low-latency communication
- Compatibility with distributed systems
- Global availability and resilience
The session demonstrates how to build Hyperscale applications from the ground up using the HashiStack (Nomad, Vault, and Consul).
Related Resources
- GitHub Repository: hashiapp - Example 12-Factor application using the HashiStack