un-seal
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Package name
- un-seal
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- GPL-3.0-only
Last updated
- 10 September 2026 - latest/stable
- 10 September 2026 - latest/edge
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Tool to initialize and unseal a Juju-deployed Vault cluster.
Automates the initialization or unsealing of a Juju-deployed Vault cluster. It natively supports both Juju Machine and Juju Kubernetes deployments (such as Canonical Sunbeam), managing leader-finding, unsealing all units, and automatically authorizing the Juju charm.
It securely manages credentials by storing the root token and each unseal key in separate GPG-encrypted files, enabling hardware-backed security (YubiKey) and separation of duties.
It features a robust 3-tier loading system:
- Auto-detects keys in the credentials directory.
- Falls back to prompting for individual file paths.
- Provides a final fallback for raw, manual key entry.
This snap bundles 'jq', 'vault', and 'gpg'. It requires the 'juju' command to be installed on the host system.
How to install:
sudo snap install un-seal
then, connect the necessary interfaces:
sudo snap connect un-seal:dot-local-share-juju
sudo snap connect un-seal:gpg-keys
sudo snap connect un-seal:pcscd #[optional]
Source code: https://github.com/Ankow99/un-seal
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