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Key Vault

A collection of 6 posts

Introducing Secret Store

Introducing Secret Store

Making secrets a first-class citizen in .NET Core

The danger of using config.AddAzureKeyVault() in .NET Core

Microsoft Azure

The danger of using config.AddAzureKeyVault() in .NET Core

.NET Core provides a great way to define where your configuration is located. However, the provider for Azure Key Vault is a bit tricky and you should be cautious about potentially wrong credentials due to stale caches.

Announcing Arcus

Azure Event Grid

Announcing Arcus

Arcus provides a set of open-source components that make it easier to build applications that run on Microsoft Azure

Azure Key Vault made simple with Azure AD Managed Service Identity (MSI)

> TL;DR - Azure Key Vault is hard but that's because you need to understand & implement the authentication with Azure AD. That's why Azure AD Managed Service Identity (MSI) now makes this a lot easier for you. There is no reason anymore not to use Azure Key Vault. Update (29/

Microsoft Azure

Making Secrets, Certificates and Keys Easier with Sentinel for Azure Key Vault

One of my favorite services in Azure is Key Vault [https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/key-vault/key-vault-whatis], of which I have written about a while back [http://tomkerkhove.ghost.io/2015/07/22/securing-sensitive-data-with-azure-key-vault/] . Since then they even added support for creating, managing and monitoring your Azure Key Vault

Securing sensitive data with Azure Key Vault

Security is and will always be very important. In the past years we've seen how Snowden revealed the activities of the NSA, how a big company as Sony can be hacked, how governments spy on each other, etc. Next to that we also have the new technologies and concepts like