Managed identities are a great way to improve the security of your application. Microsoft “manages” the rotation of secrets and makes sure they cannot be extracted or used anywhere outside their platform. That is the reason I’m a big fan off Managed Identities! You should use managed identities wherever possible. It’s possible to use managed identities for accessing (custom) api’s, an that is exactly what I’ll be explaining in this post. At the and you will be able to call any Azu...| svrooij.io
Protecting client credentials for (multi-tenant) application should be your highest priority, not only in production also during development. We developed a small application that helps you do just that. Use your Visual Studio credentials to sign a token request while the certificate stays in the KeyVault. You could even only authorize developers to use the certificates in a KeyVault when they need it and de-authorize then when it’s no longer needed.| svrooij.io
Ever used Managed Identities in Azure? You should, it’s a great way to get rid off passwords in your code and configuration. In this post I’ll show you how managed identities actually work. And how I built a small app that should help you use the ManagedIdentityCredential in Docker and or during development. App running in docker using Managed Identity| svrooij.io