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Changelog for v0.9.3:

use sha256sum instead of shasum

Changelog for v0.9.2:

Verify the downloaded archive before installing

New commands to get Terraform and Packer locally

Upgrade to go 1.16 and use the embedded FS

Changelog for v0.9.1:

Use string slices, allowing comma-separated values for multi values flags such as --retry-join

Changelog for v0.9.0

Add support for password authentication

Add shorthand letters for the target flags

Changelog for v0.8.0:

Add Shell Completion support

Add get command to install the tools locally

Starting from this release, hashi-up can be used to download and install the binaries of Consul, Nomad or Vault E.g.

$ ./hashi-up vault get
Downloading file https://releases.hashicorp.com/vault/1.6.2/vault_1.6.2_linux_amd64.zip 
62.06 MiB / 62.06 MiB [---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------] 100.00%
Extracting file: vault to ~/bin

Changelog for v0.7.0:

Additional addr flags when installing Consul

Some extra flags are added to configure the addresses for the different servers like DNS, HTTP(S) API and gRPC.

Add command to uninstall the services

With this release, hashi-up has a new subcommand for each service to uninstall Consul, Nomad or Vault.

Changelog for v0.6.0:

Getting the version numbers

Previously, hashi-up was using a custom resource with the default version number of Consul, Nomad or Vault. Now it will get this information from https://releases.hashicorp.com

Using custom configuration file

hashi-up generates a configuration file based on the provided flags. With new flags --config-file and --file you can upload a custom configuration file and additional resources like certificates and keys. This way hashi-up can be used to install more advanced configuration of Consul, Nomad or Vault.

Detailed error messages

When there is an issue connecting to the target host, a more detailed error message is displayed, explaining what could be wrong and how to fix it.

Consul installation options

• a new flag to enable auto encryption mode
• disable the HTTP port when TLS is enabled

Breaking changes

the flag --additional-config-file is removed in favor of --config-file and --file

Changelog for v0.5.0:

Skipping systemd:

With new flags --skip-enable and --skip-start, enabling or starting the systemd service can be disabled.

Additional configuration files:

hashi-up generates a configuration file based on the provided flags. By uploading additional configuration files, you can configure the HashiCorp tools with extra configuration parts which are not (yet) supported by the commandline flags.

Changelog v0.4.1:

• fixes incorrect file mode when running with --local

Changelog for 0.4.0:

SSH improvement

• starting from this release, instead of using a single ssh keys, hashi-up will use an ssh-agent by default. This brings support for other agents, like gpg-agent, and Yubi keys, and agent forwarding

Air-gap install

• install the HashiCorp tools in an air-gap environment by upload the packages to the target with the --package flag

Vault Filesystem Storage Backend

• Use the --storage flag to choose between the Filesystem Storage Backend or the Consul Storage Backend

Deprecated Flags

• The flags --ip, --user, --ssh-key and --ssh-port are deprecated in favor of --ssh-target-addr, --ssh-target-user and --ssh-target-key

Before:

hashi-up consul install \
    --ip 192.168.0.5 \
    --user ubuntu \
    --ssh-port 2222 \
    --ssh-key ~/.ssh/id_ed25519 \
    ...

After:

hashi-up consul install \
    --ssh-target-addr 192.168.0.5:2222 \
    --ssh-target-user ubuntu \
    --ssh-target-key ~/.ssh/id_ed25519 \
    ...

Note: the --ssh-target-addr also support hostnames besides IP addresses