How to create and manage certificate template in Microsoft Cloud PKI

Fahad Noaman 151 Reputation points
2024-07-01T11:35:17.3+00:00

Hi Team,

I'm interested in migrating our on-premises PKI setup to Microsoft Cloud PKI. While reviewing the documentation, I couldn't find information related to creating and managing certificate templates within Cloud PKI. I only saw options for creating a certificate authority (CA) and deployment.

Is it possible to migrate our existing on-premises certificate setup to Microsoft Cloud PKI?

Thanks

Fahad

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  1. glebgreenspan 1,675 Reputation points
    2024-07-01T12:55:33.5633333+00:00

    Hello Fahad

    Migrating to Microsoft Cloud PKI can be a great opportunity to modernize your certificate management and security posture.

    Regarding your question, yes, you can migrate your existing on-premises certificate setup to Microsoft Cloud PKI. Microsoft Cloud PKI provides various tools and features to help you migrate your certificates, including:

    1. Certificate Migration Tool (CMT): This tool allows you to migrate certificates from an on-premises CA to Azure Key Vault or Azure Certificate Manager.
    2. Certificate Manager: This service provides a centralized platform for managing certificates, including certificate templates. You can create custom certificate templates in Certificate Manager and apply them to your resources.
    3. Azure Key Vault: This service provides a secure storage and management platform for sensitive data, including certificates. You can store and manage your certificates in Azure Key Vault and use it as a trusted root CA.

    To get started, you'll need to:

    1. Set up your Microsoft Cloud PKI infrastructure, including creating a certificate authority (CA) and deployment.
    2. Use the Certificate Migration Tool (CMT) to migrate your existing certificates to Azure Key Vault or Azure Certificate Manager.
    3. Create custom certificate templates in Certificate Manager to match your existing on-premises templates.
    4. Update your applications and services to use the new cloud-based certificates.

    For more information on migrating your on-premises PKI setup to Microsoft Cloud PKI, I recommend checking out the following resources:

    • Microsoft documentation: Migrate your on-premises certificate infrastructure to Azure
    • Microsoft documentation: Certificate Migration Tool (CMT)
    • Microsoft documentation: Azure Certificate ManagerMigrating to Microsoft Cloud PKI can be a great opportunity to modernize your certificate management and security posture. Regarding your question, yes, you can migrate your existing on-premises certificate setup to Microsoft Cloud PKI. Microsoft Cloud PKI provides various tools and features to help you migrate your certificates, including:
      1. Certificate Migration Tool (CMT): This tool allows you to migrate certificates from an on-premises CA to Azure Key Vault or Azure Certificate Manager.
      2. Certificate Manager: This service provides a centralized platform for managing certificates, including certificate templates. You can create custom certificate templates in Certificate Manager and apply them to your resources.
      3. Azure Key Vault: This service provides a secure storage and management platform for sensitive data, including certificates. You can store and manage your certificates in Azure Key Vault and use it as a trusted root CA.
      To get started, you'll need to:
      1. Set up your Microsoft Cloud PKI infrastructure, including creating a certificate authority (CA) and deployment.
      2. Use the Certificate Migration Tool (CMT) to migrate your existing certificates to Azure Key Vault or Azure Certificate Manager.
      3. Create custom certificate templates in Certificate Manager to match your existing on-premises templates.
      4. Update your applications and services to use the new cloud-based certificates.
      For more information on migrating your on-premises PKI setup to Microsoft Cloud PKI, I recommend checking out the following resources:

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