You have created a new gossip encryption key using consul keygen and installed it using the command consul keyring -install
TX/1dsj67x/4XdTeSG1Cb5RdC/cbAbv9Hch4H8cL8nk=.
However, when you try and delete the original gossip encryption key, you receive an error. Based on the error message below, what steps need to be taken in order to be
able to remove the old gossip encryption key?
1. $ consul keyring -remove /d+jMNoQWICjMvddXJXzyGPDWiEOFgApvUJcuPRcves=
You have deployed a new Consul cluster to be used for service discovery between your microservices for a new application. In the configuration file, as shown below, you
have enabled ACLs and bootstrapped the ACL system. However, clients are still being permitted to read and write to the ACL system or register services without a valid
token.
Based on the policy, what change needs to be made to finish securing Consul?
Scenario: You are storing configuration settings for your application in Consul's K/V store, and each setting is critical to the successful implementation of the application.
A developer recently updated the value for app1, causing the deployment to fail.
What Consul feature can be used to monitor the K/V store for updates and automatically take action to remediate the issue?