KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 25 (Bernama) -- HashiCorp®, a leader in multi-cloud infrastructure automation software, has announced that the HashiCorp Cloud Platform (HCP) is now available in Asia-Pacific and Japan.
HashiCorp Consul, Vault, and Packer are now available as managed service offerings for organisations across the APJ region, with hosting sites in Australia and Singapore, according to a statement.
Co-founder and CTO of HashiCorp, Armon Dadgar said: “With the HashiCorp Cloud Platform, we do the heavy lifting for them, making it much simpler for customers to get up and running with our products. We expect HCP to help organisations across the region to more quickly achieve their digital transformation initiatives.”
HashiCorp currently provides three products on its cloud platform. HCP Consul, a cloud service networking and service mesh offering, HCP Vault, a cloud security automation product, and HCP Packer, a multi-cloud build management product.
Each solution is offered as a fully managed service operated and supported by HashiCorp experts, designed to help reduce the operational burden for enterprises and accelerate their transition to the cloud.
For enterprises working to deliver the business value of cloud but struggling with these skills and staffing shortages, HashiCorp products on HCP are designed to minimise operational burden, and allow organisations to focus on feature delivery and subsequently deliver more value to the business faster.
HCP enables faster and more flexible deployments of fully managed Consul and Vault offerings, with a vision to deliver managed offerings for all HashiCorp products across all cloud providers, enabling a consistent workflow to effectively operate multi-cloud environments.
The HashiCorp Cloud Platform is available with initial support on Amazon Web Services (AWS).
HashiCorp enables zero trust security by placing trusted identity at the core of critical pieces of modern security automation: machine authentication and authorisation, machine-to-machine access, human authentication and authorisation, and human-to-machine access.
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