* first commit
* update
* removed some ent features from backport
* final refactor
* backport patch
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* Consolidate locking for sys/health
This avoids a second state lock read-lock on every sys/health hit
* Address review feedback
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* auth: store period value on tokens created via login
* test: reduce potentially flaskiness due to ttl check
* test: govet on package declaration
* changelog++
* Temporarily remove CL entry
* Add back the CL entry
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* Add test for 400 status on missing token
* Return logical.StatusBadRequest on missing token
* remove commented out code
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This also temporarily disables couchbase, elasticsearch, and
mongodbatlas because the `Serve` function needs to change signatures
and those plugins are vendored in from external repos, causing problems
when building.
* backport VAULT-672
* backport VAULT-672
* go mod tidy
* go mod tidy
* add back indirect import
* replace go mod and go sum with master version
* go mod vendor
* more go mod vendor
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This is part 1 of 4 for renaming the `newdbplugin` package. This copies the existing package to the new location but keeps the current one in place so we can migrate the existing references over more easily.
Vault creates an LRU cache that is used when interacting with the
physical backend. Add telemetry when the cache is hit, missed, written
to and deleted from. Use the MetricSink from ClusterMetrics
Fix some places where raft wasn't hooking into the core logger as it should.
Revisited the code that was setting the log level to Error during cleanup: it's normal for there to be a bunch of errors then, which makes it harder to see what went wrong up to the point where the test was deemed to have failed. So now, instead of setting log level to Error, we actually stop logging altogether. This only applies if the test didn't pass in its own logger during cluster creation, but we should be moving away from that anyway.
* Increase expiration timeouts on leases to avoid races in NoopBackend
* Set timeouts depending on whether they are relevant to the test: 1s for irrelevant, back to 20ms if they are
* revert one more
