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Hello All,
We are about to renew our SSL certificate and were debating whether we should continue to use our existing certificate provider or use Azure SSL certificate.
However, before we move on to using Azure Certificate, we wanted to be sure if the certificate generated by Azure can be used in external websites.
Is that possibl?
Hello @Anonymous
App Service Certificate is a Key Vault secret, you can export a PFX copy of it and use it for other Azure services or outside of Azure.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/app-service/configure-ssl-certificate#export-certificate
Following is what our external website needs..
"Make sure that you have the SSL certificate, CA bundle, and the Private key, so you can complete the installation. In case you are missing some of the certificate components, reach your SSL provider."
Can we get the above components from the Azure certificate after exporting it?
Yes, PFX file, also known as PKCS #12 , is a single, password protected certificate archive that contains the entire certificate chain plus the matching private key.