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I am using DotNet Core 8.0 and trying to use KeyVault from a non-Azure hosted WebApp. I am trying to use secrets for my database connect strings. Is there a simple example of how to connect my MVC Web App to Azure KeyVault and extract my connect string? I see many examples out there but non that deal with DotNet Core 8.0 WebApps. I have created a KeyVault resource and just looking for a basic "how to consume it" using DotNet Coe 8.0 WebApp.
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Hello, you can jump directly to the code samples on GitHub:
https://github.com/Azure-Samples/key-vault-dotnet-core-quickstart
Regards,
Miguel.
Miguel,
Thanks for your quick response. Yes I have seen this example but it is accessing KeyVault from an Azure hosted web app so the security is different. My need is to access KeyVault from a NON-Azure Hosted web app.
Tim P
Hello @Tim Philomeno sorry, I didn't read as well as I should. Due to Key Vault is designed for internal access, is super easy to use it internally 👌. But to use it externally you need an aditional stuff like use a X.509 certificate (self-signed works perfectly).
You can follow the steps here: (note: to register an app in Entra ID find app registration in the portal resources (see image below).
Hope this helps,
Miguel.