You are a LEGEND. Have been struggling with getting this to work and by watching your guides I can finaly safely publish my project to Azure! Thanks man!
In the Middleware "AddAzureKeyVault" the Parameter "DefaultKeyVaultSecretManager" expect use the NuGetPackage "Microsoft.Extensions.Configuration.AzureKeyVault". But this is outdated. Any ideas how to get the needed TokenCredentials?
Azure.Extensions.AspNetCore.Configuration.Secrets i believe this is what it says on Nuget.org is the replacement, sorry about that :) github.com/aspnet/Announcements/issues/408
Hi Israel Quiroz, Thanks for this wonderful video. Very informative. I have a question in your tutorial, where you are creating an object of KeyVaultClient. But I dont see it is being used further down in the code. I would appreciate if you could explain that. Also, have you uploaded this code in any repo and shared it?
Thanks, but what would I do if I plan to have a VPS for my web app instead of running in on an App Service? Is there something else I could use in this case?
umm se que hay unas maneras viejas pero maneras faciles especialmente como aquí estoy usando managed identities, no estoy muy seguro creo que si pero yo nunca lo e hecho, cuando quiero probar si funciona hago una versión super barata para probar primero, y luego la versión profesional para el cliente
What other suggestions do you guys have for developers that use their Appsettings file in case Azure services are not an option?
Nice tutorial, Could you please do a demo with UMI(User Managed Identity) too?
You are a LEGEND.
Have been struggling with getting this to work and by watching your guides I can finaly safely publish my project to Azure!
Thanks man!
Your so welcome! and thank u so much for the comment!! :)
im happy u can finally publish your project with confidence!
Brilliant thanks
Very welcome :)
The best explanation of azure key vault I've seen. Just what I was looking for.👍
Thank you 😊 I appreciate the love!
In the Middleware "AddAzureKeyVault" the Parameter "DefaultKeyVaultSecretManager" expect use the NuGetPackage "Microsoft.Extensions.Configuration.AzureKeyVault". But this is outdated. Any ideas how to get the needed TokenCredentials?
Azure.Extensions.AspNetCore.Configuration.Secrets i believe this is what it says on Nuget.org is the replacement, sorry about that :)
github.com/aspnet/Announcements/issues/408
Good information bro. Really well explained.
Thank you 😊
Hi Israel Quiroz, Thanks for this wonderful video. Very informative. I have a question in your tutorial, where you are creating an object of KeyVaultClient. But I dont see it is being used further down in the code. I would appreciate if you could explain that. Also, have you uploaded this code in any repo and shared it?
Thanks, but what would I do if I plan to have a VPS for my web app instead of running in on an App Service?
Is there something else I could use in this case?
Thank you for the video. What about key vault-aks integration?
im not sure what you are asking, but this is my video on KV! :) hope it helps!
czcams.com/video/ZXfuxisC0IA/video.html
Nice tutorial, Could you please do a demo with UMI(User Managed Identity) too?
I'll make a note of it and investigate, because i haven't used them! :)
Es posible probar desde el local la key vault sin publicar la API ?
umm se que hay unas maneras viejas pero maneras faciles especialmente como aquí estoy usando managed identities, no estoy muy seguro creo que si pero yo nunca lo e hecho, cuando quiero probar si funciona hago una versión super barata para probar primero, y luego la versión profesional para el cliente
@@IsraelQuiroz Gracias!