Integrate WI identity to the nomad-consul-secure scenario #56
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This PR integrates the Consul WI configuration into the main scenario. The existing WI scenario was using the older provisioning scripts and were using user-v2 networking. The WI will be enabled when the Nomad version is >=1.8.0 and can be disabled by passing `NOMAD_CONSUL_WI` environment variable to `shikari create command. Update the README with the details.
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This PR integrates the Consul WI configuration into the main scenario.
The existing WI scenario used the older provisioning scripts and user-v2 networking.
The WI will be enabled when the Nomad version is >=1.8.0 and can be disabled by passing
NOMAD_CONSUL_WIenvironment variable toshikari createcommand.Update the README with the details.