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# KV Secrets Engine

The `kv` secrets engine is used to store arbitrary secrets within the
configured physical storage for Vault. This backend can be run in one of two
modes. It can be a generic Key-Value store that stores one value for a key.
Versioning can be enabled and a configurable number of versions for each key
will be stored.
The `kv` secrets engine is a generic Key-Value store used to store arbitrary
secrets within the configured physical storage for Vault. This backend can be
run in one of two modes; either it can be configured to store a single value
for a key or, versioning can be enabled and a configurable number of versions
for each key will be stored.

## KV Version 1

When running the `kv` secrets backend non-versioned only the most recently
When running the `kv` secrets backend non-versioned, only the most recently
written value for a key will be preserved. The benefits of non-versioned `kv`
is a reduced storage size for each key since no additional metadata or history
is stored. Additionally, requests going to a backend configured this way will be
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