Authentication

package main import (    "context"    "fmt"    "log"     vault "github.com/hashicorp/vault/api"    auth "github.com/hashicorp/vault/api/auth/userpass") // Once you've set the token for your Vault client, you will need to// periodically renew its lease.//// A function like this should be run as a goroutine to avoid blocking.//// Production applications may also wish to be more tolerant of failures and// retry rather than exiting.//// Additionally, enterprise Vault users should be aware that due to eventual// consistency, the API may return unexpected errors when running Vault with// performance standbys or performance replication, despite the client having// a freshly renewed token. See https://www.vaultproject.io/docs/enterprise/consistency#vault-1-7-mitigations// for several ways to mitigate this which are outside the scope of this code sample.func renewToken(client *vault.Client) {    for {        vaultLoginResp, err := login(client)        if err != nil {            log.Fatalf("unable to authenticate to Vault: %v", err)        }        tokenErr := manageTokenLifecycle(client, vaultLoginResp)        if tokenErr != nil {            log.Fatalf("unable to start managing token lifecycle: %v", tokenErr)        }    }} // Starts token lifecycle management. Returns only fatal errors as errors,// otherwise returns nil so we can attempt login again.func manageTokenLifecycle(client *vault.Client, token *vault.Secret) error {    renew := token.Auth.Renewable // You may notice a different top-level field called Renewable. That one is used for dynamic secrets renewal, not token renewal.    if !renew {        log.Printf("Token is not configured to be renewable. Re-attempting login.")        return nil    }     watcher, err := client.NewLifetimeWatcher(&vault.LifetimeWatcherInput{        Secret:    token,        Increment: 3600, // Learn more about this optional value in https://www.vaultproject.io/docs/concepts/lease#lease-durations-and-renewal    })    if err != nil {        return fmt.Errorf("unable to initialize new lifetime watcher for renewing auth token: %w", err)    }     go watcher.Start()    defer watcher.Stop()     for {        select {        // `DoneCh` will return if renewal fails, or if the remaining lease        // duration is under a built-in threshold and either renewing is not        // extending it or renewing is disabled. In any case, the caller        // needs to attempt to log in again.        case err := <-watcher.DoneCh():            if err != nil {                log.Printf("Failed to renew token: %v. Re-attempting login.", err)                return nil            }            // This occurs once the token has reached max TTL.            log.Printf("Token can no longer be renewed. Re-attempting login.")            return nil         // Successfully completed renewal        case renewal := <-watcher.RenewCh():            log.Printf("Successfully renewed: %#v", renewal)        }    }} func login(client *vault.Client) (*vault.Secret, error) {    // WARNING: A plaintext password like this is obviously insecure.    // See the hashicorp/vault-examples repo for full examples of how to securely    // log in to Vault using various auth methods. This function is just    // demonstrating the basic idea that a *vault.Secret is returned by    // the login call.    userpassAuth, err := auth.NewUserpassAuth("my-user", &auth.Password{FromString: "my-password"})    if err != nil {        return nil, fmt.Errorf("unable to initialize userpass auth method: %w", err)    }     authInfo, err := client.Auth().Login(context.TODO(), userpassAuth)    if err != nil {        return nil, fmt.Errorf("unable to login to userpass auth method: %w", err)    }    if authInfo == nil {        return nil, fmt.Errorf("no auth info was returned after login")    }     return authInfo, nil}