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Hello,
I have a Service Catalog Managed Application that creates a virtual machine and runs a custom script to download files from an existing blob storage (in a separate resource group). It works when I use an explicit connection string, but I want to use RBAC to avoid specifying access keys, connection string or sas token.
I am currently running into an issue described in detail on StackOverflow - https://stackoverflow.com/questions/63586272/azure-service-catalog-application-access-different-resource-group
Could someone please take a look and advise?
Thanks,
Amit
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Did you get chance look at Managed Identities solution? Here is the documentation on access Azure blob using managed identities which would avoid saving credentials within template.
Hi, yes I tried a "User Assigned Identity" following this guide, and got a very similar error. I have updated the stackoverflow post, please refer the text below "--EDIT--".