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TERRAFORM VAULT GETS EPHEMERAL TOKEN SUPPORT, NOMAD AUTOSCALER 0.5.0 SHIPS WITH INFLUXDB PLUGIN

By RepoJournal · Filed · About HashiCorp

Terraform provider for Vault now supports ephemeral token resources with type and entity_alias fields, while Nomad Autoscaler 0.5.0 introduces a new InfluxDB APM plugin for metrics collection.

The Terraform Vault provider landed a significant feature with ephemeral vault_token resource support [1], enabling more dynamic secret lifecycle management in infrastructure code. This complements the broader push to simplify token handling by removing complexity around accessor fields for batch tokens. Over in Nomad's ecosystem, Autoscaler 0.5.0 shipped with a new InfluxDB APM plugin [2] that supports both InfluxDB 1.x query API and InfluxQL queries, complete with JWT Bearer authentication via shared_secret configuration. The release represents a meaningful expansion of APM options for autoscaling workflows. On the tooling front, VS Code Terraform extension bumped @hashicorp/js-releases [3] to patch dependency updates, while Nomad Autoscaler's dependency chain saw the expected Google API client bump to 0.279.0 [6]. Nightly builds continue rolling for both the Podman driver [4] and Autoscaler [5], offering early-access testing for development features.

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References

  1. [1] Add support for ephemeral vault_token resource with type and entity_alias fields ↗ hashicorp/terraform-provider-vault
  2. [2] v0.5.0 ↗ hashicorp/nomad-autoscaler
  3. [3] Build(deps-dev): Bump @hashicorp/js-releases from 1.7.5 to 1.7.7 ↗ hashicorp/vscode-terraform
  4. [4] nightly ↗ hashicorp/nomad-driver-podman
  5. [5] nightly ↗ hashicorp/nomad-autoscaler
  6. [6] build(deps): bump google.golang.org/api from 0.278.0 to 0.279.0 ↗ hashicorp/nomad-autoscaler

FAQ

What changed in HashiCorp on May 19, 2026?
Terraform provider for Vault now supports ephemeral token resources with type and entity_alias fields, while Nomad Autoscaler 0.5.0 introduces a new InfluxDB APM plugin for metrics collection.
What should HashiCorp teams do about it?
Review Terraform Vault ephemeral token resource for integration into your IaC pipelines • Evaluate InfluxDB APM plugin if using Nomad Autoscaler with InfluxDB metrics backends • Update VS Code Terraform extension to 2266 for dependency security patches
Which HashiCorp repositories shipped on May 19, 2026?
hashicorp/terraform-provider-vault, hashicorp/nomad-autoscaler, hashicorp/vscode-terraform, hashicorp/nomad-driver-podman

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