Microsoft Azure
I got a question from a reader asking how to use the Managed Identity of a storage account against Azure Key Vault to enable storage encryption using customer-managed keys. The documentation doesn't say storage accounts can have an identity. Testing a solution made me realize I was wrong,
Microsoft Azure
I was recently asked how to give access to an existing KeyVault to a managed identity that already have access policies configured. It's not a secret but not all know about this little trick that will enable you to incrementally process permissions to KeyVault over time using ARM
Microsoft Azure
If you didn't know it yet, I am a big fan of Azure Resource Graph. It gives me the ability to quickly answer business inquiries / people showing at my desk with questions regarding Azure resources. I got one last week: "What is all the Key Vault where
Azure Key Vault
If you are looking to create an Azure Key Vault, have full visibility/traceability over who access it and what they did while preventing accidental deletes of your vault, you are at the right place. Let me show you how to achieve this using well-known best practices and patterns like
Microsoft Azure
We live in a world where data and security is not to be taken lightly. Having to create or maintain a system that enable you to keep secrets and/or certificates safe is a challenge in itself. In this particular article we'll see how to refer and inject
Microsoft Azure
We live in a world where data and security is not to be taken lightly. Having to create or maintain a system that enable you to keep secrets and/or certificates safe is a challenge in itself. In this particular article we'll see how to create an Azure
Microsoft Azure
Have you ever wondered how you could land in the DevOps world of Config-as-Code without storing configuration secrets (e.g. passwords) as plain text in source control? In this series of articles you'll learn how you can work with Azure Resource Manager (ARM) templates and Key Vault to