This is a basic “how-to document” blog on configuring Azure App Configuration and Key Vault in a .Net Core project. Topics covered: Disclaimer: Probably, you could have seen this how-to information…

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Azure App Configuration lets you maintai n the config details of your app in Azure so that your app can be free of any environment dependency. Key Vault is a resource in Azure to store secret information that can be accessed by your apps through managed identities or service principal authentication. Managed Identities are used to authenticate across azure resources through an identity thereby eliminating the need to manage credentials.

How to set up Azure App Configuration and Key Vault in a .Net Core project

Azure App Service System Assigned Managed Identity

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