01. Azure using Python SDK : Retrieve your secrets from Azure Key Vault

In this video, I will show you how to access Azure Key Vault using Python SDK. Azure Key Vault is a cloud service that provides a secure store for secrets, such as keys, passwords, certificates, and other sensitive data. You can use Azure Key Vault to manage and protect your secrets, and access them from any application or service that you authorise.
Note : Azure Active Directory is now Microsoft Entra ID. Please do create your Service Principal in Microsoft Entra ID.
To access Azure Key Vault using Python SDK, you will need to install the following packages using pip install :
azure-identity: This package provides a set of credentials classes that can be used to authenticate with Azure services.
azure-keyvault-secrets: This package provides a client library for interacting with the secrets in Azure Key Vault.
You will also need to create an Azure account and a Key Vault resource in the Azure portal.
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0:00 High Level Design Flow
1:14 Create Resource Group on Azure Portal
1:56 Create Keyvault on Azure Portal
4:20 Create Secrets on Azure Portal
6:02 Create Service Principal on Azure Portal
7:15 Service Principal Access to Azure Keyvault
8:34 Python code to access Azure Keyvault's key
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[@alexandrederae]

If you check this video in 2024 - chances are that Azure Active Directory is now listed as Microsoft Entra ID.

[@TechyTacos]

Yes ! I mentioned same in the Description but it is better to mention in the comment. Let me pin it.

[@jhonnyramirezzeballos9106]

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[@rs-tarxvfz]

Wow, I was waiting for this video on how to use Python in Jupyter notebook to do basic automations. I would love much if you can create video on How to update NSG Rules using Python.

[@jorgenamour1184]

Thanks for this video! In my case, I was need to crate an access policy because I was "Denied Access"

[@bdoriandasilva]

Thanks for the video!

[@TechyTacos]

You're welcome!

[@codejockey216]

anyone else getting SSL errors on execution?

[@gkarthikraja1890]

Awesome

[@MehdiAmin]

Thanks.😊

[@limjuroy7078]

Thank you so much!!!

[@TechyTacos]

You're welcome!

[@ericksilva-ej3pc]

makes Databricks, with these 3 together key vault and Azure Active Directory

[@dhirajandhere8850]

how do we create a deployable code from this since we cannot save spid and key in the code

[@TechyTacos]

That's a good question. Yes, we can't expose sensitive information if planning to deploy this in Production. Making this code deployable will require a set of steps and I can work on that and publish a video for the same. But, to secure Ids rather than retrieving from environment variables, I can store it in the key-vault itself and provide a generic name to the keys so that it can be retrieved. This is same like exposing keys in ConfigMap of Kubernetes or application.properties of Java/Springboot.