Thank you for sharing how to add secrets from our azure key vault into our azure functions. The process you demonstrated was easy to follow and worked without errors in the first go!
I am wondering the same thing. I really like this approach but if I won't figure out if this can be used in the local machine the reality is that I probably can't use it.
@@siyabongamngomezulu3775 , I am not seeing it as a requirement in any of the docs. Sorry about the mis-statement in the video. Good catch @conaxlearn8566
If you put your key in the vault as a secret, you can grant a specific service principal access to the secret. Your android app can then use that particular service principal to access the secret ( and its value). There is nothing that limits the principal to only be used on Android, however. Did I understand your question correctly?
@azureappmodernization9036 thank you so much for taking the time to reply. but how is this better than storing the secret key in the android app since you will need to store the service principals credentials in the app?
Sorry for the delayed response here: You should be able to set the timezone by defining WEBSITE_TIME_ZONE in your app settings. learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-functions/functions-bindings-timer?tabs=python-v2%2Cisolated-process%2Cnodejs-v4&pivots=programming-language-python#ncrontab-time-zones
Excellent video, straight to the point, no water, just the meat. Thank you!
Thank you for sharing how to add secrets from our azure key vault into our azure functions. The process you demonstrated was easy to follow and worked without errors in the first go!
Thank God for for you. This is exactly the information I am looking for! Very much appreciated!
Thanks man this worked
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Thanks!
How do can you do this setting from the local machine during the debug?
I am wondering the same thing. I really like this approach but if I won't figure out if this can be used in the local machine the reality is that I probably can't use it.
Thanks for this. I actually did something similar recently but mine was getting a certificate stored in key Vault in my function app
At 7:00 did you mean to do the Get and List on Secret permissions as opposed to Key permissions?
Hello, at 8:52, why is it important to select Deployment Slot setting? I don't use deployment slots, do I still need to select it?
Deployment slot settings are for deployment slots, otherwise a 'setting/environment variable' does not need to be a deployment slot settting.
@@siyabongamngomezulu3775 , I am not seeing it as a requirement in any of the docs. Sorry about the mis-statement in the video. Good catch @conaxlearn8566
Thank you for the video. Can you secure an api key in key vault so only ie an android app can call the function?
If you put your key in the vault as a secret, you can grant a specific service principal access to the secret. Your android app can then use that particular service principal to access the secret ( and its value). There is nothing that limits the principal to only be used on Android, however. Did I understand your question correctly?
@azureappmodernization9036 thank you so much for taking the time to reply. but how is this better than storing the secret key in the android app since you will need to store the service principals credentials in the app?
To define the timezone in Azure functions for Timer trigger, do we need to set up the environment variable as you did or at different location?
Sorry for the delayed response here: You should be able to set the timezone by defining WEBSITE_TIME_ZONE in your app settings.
learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-functions/functions-bindings-timer?tabs=python-v2%2Cisolated-process%2Cnodejs-v4&pivots=programming-language-python#ncrontab-time-zones