> My money is on this being a media stunt and the next tweet will be something like "now I love it"
Yeah, was thinking that initially as well, but then you wouldn't wait hours for the next tweet no? Also, you wouldn't delete previous blog posts mentioning the product.
My money is now that CloudFlare are announcing a competitor to one or more of HashiCorps products instead.
Any idea about why it was deleted? (or for the CloudFlare employees/managers/CEOs who hang around HN: Why did you delete this?)
Once the information is out there, it's out there, as the Internet Archive proves. So it can't be about hiding security details (they should also know security by obscurity is nothing to brag about).
Are they no longer happily using Vault? Then update the blog post instead of trying to hide that they were ever using it, then you'll actually help people instead of just confusing them.
All in all, this whole thing is looking very fishy.
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[ 1116 ms ] story [ 191 ms ] threadIt's probably a lead-in to some announcement of collaboration or similar
Yeah, was thinking that initially as well, but then you wouldn't wait hours for the next tweet no? Also, you wouldn't delete previous blog posts mentioning the product.
My money is now that CloudFlare are announcing a competitor to one or more of HashiCorps products instead.
Have a critique? Then talk about that. Have something vague to say? Just don't.
https://web.archive.org/web/20220429130927/https://blog.clou...
https://blog.cloudflare.com/secret-management-with-hashicorp...
Once the information is out there, it's out there, as the Internet Archive proves. So it can't be about hiding security details (they should also know security by obscurity is nothing to brag about).
Are they no longer happily using Vault? Then update the blog post instead of trying to hide that they were ever using it, then you'll actually help people instead of just confusing them.
All in all, this whole thing is looking very fishy.