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cluster-local, focusing on horizontal scaling for high-throughput and
high-fanout deployments.
* **Response Wrapping & Replication in the Vault Enterprise UI**: Vault
Enterprise UI now supports enabling response wrapping on requests, plus the
ability to look up, rotate, and create new response wrapping tokens. It also
now supports replication functionality, enabling the configuration of a
Enterprise UI now supports looking up and rotating response wrapping tokens,
as well as creating tokens with arbitrary values inside. It also now
supports replication functionality, enabling the configuration of a
replication set in the UI.
* **Expanded Access Control Policies**: Access control policies can now
specify allowed and denied parameters -- and, optionally, their values -- to
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See the [policies concepts
page](https://www.vaultproject.io/docs/concepts/policies.html) for more
information.
* **SSH Backend As Certificate Authority**: SSH backend can now be configured
to sign host and user certificates. Each mount of the backend acts as an
independent signing authority. The CA key pair can be configured for each
mount and the public key is accessible via an unauthenticated API call;
additionally, the backend can generate a public/private key pair for you. We
recommend using separate mounts for signing host and user certificates.
* **SSH Backend As Certificate Authority**: The SSH backend can now be
configured to sign host and user certificates. Each mount of the backend
acts as an independent signing authority. The CA key pair can be configured
for each mount and the public key is accessible via an unauthenticated API
call; additionally, the backend can generate a public/private key pair for
you. We recommend using separate mounts for signing host and user
certificates.
IMPROVEMENTS: