Skip to content

Latest commit

 

History

History
22 lines (12 loc) · 2 KB

File metadata and controls

22 lines (12 loc) · 2 KB

Intel Logo

Intel® Optimized Cloud Modules for Terraform

© Copyright 2024, Intel Corporation

HashiCorp Sentinel Policies

What are Sentinel Policies?

HashiCorp Sentinel is a policy as code framework that can be used to enforce policies and standards across an organization's infrastructure. It allows organizations to define rules for their infrastructure using a high-level language, and integrates with a variety of HashiCorp tools, including Terraform and Vault. Sentinel policies are defined using the Sentinel language, and can be used to enforce rules such as compliance requirements, security best practices, and cost optimization. Sentinel policies can be implemented at different stages of the infrastructure development lifecycle, deployment, and runtime.

Intel's Sentinel Policy Structure

Reference the intel-policy-library README.md for details on how to get started using our policies.

Intel® provides a list of optimal instance types per cloud resource, selected to deliver the best possible performance, security, and cost-efficiency for your cloud workloads. What sets this library apart is its dynamic nature; it is designed to automatically update, informing developers whenever more suitable hardware becomes available within their cloud environment, enabling them to make timely and informed decisions.

This library also contains recommended instance types for AI and Confidential Computing workloads. For more information regarding Intel's AI and Confidential Computing capabilities and policies see the Intel® Xeon® Scalable Processors and Intel® Advanced Matrix Extensions (AMX) and Intel® Xeon® Scalable Processors and Confidential Computing sections in the intel-policy-library