How do I use vault/ where do I find token to login when the vault comes up auto initialized and unsealed in this way?
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Alok
Calvin Leung Huang
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Aug 23, 2019, 1:26:45 PM8/23/19
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Hi Alok,
Even when auto-unseal is used, Vault should require manual initialization through the `vault operator init` command. This command should return you a set of recovery keys which is used for highly-privilege operations such as generate-root or manual unseal, along with an initial root token that you can use to login. Auto-unseal shouldn't have automatically initialized the cluster for you. The init command is only ever ran once, so if this is not a fresh cluster it could be that it has already been initialized. Can you verify that the cluster has not been initialized beforehand?
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Calvin
Alok Shankar
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Aug 23, 2019, 2:15:59 PM8/23/19
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Thanks for the quick response. Looks like I was using a dynamoDB table as a storage backend for a previous iteration of the vault (which was unsealed) that was unsealed.