27. Managed Service Identity with LogicApp and SQL Database | MSI with logic app & SQL
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- čas přidán 25. 08. 2024
- 🔗 Seamless SQL Database Integration with Logic App and Managed Service Identity 🔗
In this comprehensive tutorial, you'll learn how to harness the power of Managed Service Identity (MSI) to securely connect your Logic App to a SQL Database. Managed Service Identity eliminates the need for storing credentials and provides a streamlined and secure way to access your database resources.
📌 Topics Covered:
- Introduction to Managed Service Identity (MSI) and its benefits.
- Setting up a Logic App with Managed Service Identity enabled.
- Configuring Azure SQL Database to allow MSI-based authentication.
- Creating a Logic App workflow to interact with the SQL Database.
- Performing CRUD operations on SQL Database records from Logic App.
- Handling errors and ensuring secure communication.
- Best practices for using Managed Service Identity in Logic App.
🚀 Whether you're a developer, IT professional, or cloud enthusiast, this tutorial will empower you to seamlessly connect your Logic App to a SQL Database while maintaining a high level of security and ease of management.
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🔗 Additional Resources:
- Managed Service Identity Documentation: [Link]
- Azure SQL Database Authentication Options: [Link]
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Thank you !! Thank you so much for this video.. :)
If possible please share the steps for User Managed Identity with same use-case
Hi There it means if we use sql managed Api, we dont need to manually update the connector? It always tends to use latest connector even when the connector updates it happens automatically is that correct?
Hello, Can you share the details on how can we connect to Azure Postgresql flexible server from Standard Logic App using User Assigned Managed Identity?
You can use techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/azure-integration-services-blog/configure-postgresql-connection-in-logic-apps-standard-with-jdbc/ba-p/3784988