Remove HCP Link from OpenBao #63
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HCP Link is a service to link local Vault Enterprise instances to HashiCorp's HCP cloud offering. This isn't useful for consumers of OpenBao and we do not wish to have to maintain it. Thus, removal is most prudent. Signed-off-by: Alexander Scheel <alexander.m.scheel@gmail.com>
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HCP Link is a service to link local Vault Enterprise instances to HashiCorp's HCP cloud offering. This isn't useful for consumers of OpenBao and we do not wish to have to maintain it. Thus, removal is most prudent.