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This Quick Start reference deployment guide provides step-by-step instructions for deploying {partner-company-name}
{partner-product-short-name} on Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (Amazon EKS) via {partner-company-name}
{partner-product-short-name}'s Helm chart.

{partner-company-name} {partner-product-short-name} is a product that centrally secures, stores, and controls access to
tokens, passwords, certificates, and encryption keys through its user interface (UI), command line interface (CLI), or 
HTTP application programming interface (API). {partner-company-name} {partner-product-short-name}'s core use cases include the following:

* _Secrets management_: Helps to securely manage and deploy secrets across different environments, applications, and services.
* _Encryption and data protection_: Manage encryption and keys for developers and operators across different
environments, applications, and services.
* _Privileged-access management_: Helps to secure workloads for application-to-application and user-to-application credential
management across different environments and services.

This Quick Start is for DevOps professionals and application developers who want to manage their secrets, data, and
key-value stores. It is deployed via
https://github.com/hashicorp/vault-helm[{partner-company-name} {partner-product-short-name}'s Helm chart^],
which contains all of the resource definitions to install and configure Vault inside of a Kubernetes cluster.