Integrate Azure functions with Azure KeyVault

[@brandonerkamaa7661]

Just updated my Azure Resume Challenge to use keyvault for the connection string thanks to this video!

[@pramodkumarw]

Your voice is very loud and clear ,that is very helpful to understand topics,

[@sergiot3143]

I'm so glad I came across your interview with Scott. You are an inspiration and hopefully the energy I need to pursue my career in Azure. I have a few AWS and Azure certs but I've not done a lot with either. I'm planning on setting up a Azure environment, just need to make sure I don't spend a lot or forget to remove resources. Keep up the great work, hoping to sign up for the 100 Day Challenge. Cheers

[@MadeByGPS]

You got this! Thanks for stopping by!

[@kulashaker30]

Damn this is the shortest and effective tutorials on Azure Key Vault that I have watched today.. I mean.. damn!

[@MadeByGPS]

I appreciate your comment lol

[@kulashaker30]

@@MadeByGPS just stating facts! 😅 I spent some hours watching some.. didn't help ...lots of 🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣 😅

[@MadeByGPS]

@@kulashaker30 We need less fluff and more stuff! lol

[@kulashaker30]

Gwyneth Peña S. exactly!!! Time is G! 😅

[@abhi1779]

Your tutorial helped me to resolve thumprint -certificate issue in azure function , so thanks alot

[@MadeByGPS]

Glad to hear that! thank you for watching.

[@markshort1988]

This is great. Just what I needed. Just FYI, alot of the UI has been updated in the portal so you may want to redo this video. I was able to figure it out though. God bless x

[@Zacho40]

This was an awesome video! Spent all morning Googling how I can start integrating function apps with Key Vault. Up and running in 10 mins! Also helped me harden some of our existing functions.

[@MadeByGPS]

Glad it helped! Thank you for watching.

[@islander473]

Good job! I'm learning Azure functions and moving beyond basic setups. This helped quite a bit. Nice sunburst Les Paul in the background BTW.

[@MadeByGPS]

Glad to help! and thanks for noticing :)

[@richarddillahunt2088]

Great video Gwyneth! I've been looking for some clarity on this for a few days. This video was perfect! Thanks so much!

[@MadeByGPS]

You're so welcome! Thanks for the feedback :)

[@sarapngsinigang5129]

Really love your video! it was straight to the point and exactly what I needed. :)

[@nawalsingh1789]

I really liked your video, it is too a simple way to explain. Really appreciate.

[@balajiramachandiran]

Great video and simply explained !!! Please continue your amazing work...

[@shalusachu]

Although my app is python, your vlog helped me get a lot of clarity in using key vault in my function app. :-)

[@MadeByGPS]

I am glad to hear that Sachin! Thank you for the feedback.

[@jacksonlloyd1519]

Nice to the point practical vid! Great stuff. Perhaps for beginners it might be helpful to mention which azure vscode extensions you had installed to fast track your creation and deployment of your function app?

[@MadeByGPS]

I’ll make a video on getting started. Thank you for the feedback.

[@_indrid_cold_]

This was really helpful. I used this as a reference to setting up KV access for my Powershell and Python FA's. Thank you!

[@MadeByGPS]

I am very glad to hear that :)

[@Mistagoustan]

Straight to the point and very helpful, you love to see it. Thanks!

[@saurabhtalele1537]

Cool explanation..... I have one question like if i have in inbound networking with private endpoint how to deploy from visual studio.....its giving error.... If i do inbound for all then its deploying there....

[@Manjzu]

how to connect to azure key vault when we are doing local testing? Locally hosted function doesn't have service principal :S

[@NinBarsa]

Great tutorial! Subscribed:)

[@MadeByGPS]

Awesome! Thank you.

[@lukabirtasevic2680]

This is a great tutorial! Thank you very much for a clear and practical example, and explanation!

[@MadeByGPS]

You're very welcome and thank you for watching :)

[@DumbGameDev]

Really great. Thanks for taking the time to share with us!

[@MadeByGPS]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@zen48205]

Very useful video, well explained

[@sundrenz]

Defiinitely Agree with Jackson, nice and simple video got my answer :). Thank you.

[@MadeByGPS]

Thank you Sanil

[@sadanandkhatri]

Excellent explanation. Thank you. Could you please share how to read certificate from keyvault in Azure function.

[@yoga-world369]

great video. I have one question: What is the best way to access the key vault secrets from developer machine when working on web app/function app development? Especially when debugging the application from local developer machine. Thanks.

[@MadeByGPS]

Hi there, I just put the values in the local.settings.json file, key-value pair, I don't think there is a way to develop with key-vault values locally at the moment, at least not that I know of.

[@yoga-world369]

@@MadeByGPS Thank you for the response. One additional info that I read about the key version is that: if you omit the guid from the secret uri (@Microsoft.KeyVault....../firstname/), it should bring the latest version of the key.

[@SaulBurgos]

Hi yes you can. After saw the video of Gwyneth I search another one and I found this one: kzbin.info/www/bejne/l2KbmnprZd1-mpo , basically you need to create application in your Azure AD. By the way Thanks for the video Gwyneth .

[@MrTycoonkikin]

Thanks for the video, really helpfull for us. Do you have any idea if its posible to update a key vault value from the function code? Thanks again!

[@gauravjoshi1909]

This was really helpful & on-point thanks, good stuff.

[@MadeByGPS]

Glad it was helpful!

[@driversteve9345]

Turn up your volume and see what you can do, if anything, about leveling your audio level so that it's not quiet and then loud a few seconds later with your voice level changes.

[@MadeByGPS]

This was my first youtube video, audio has improved since.

[@SaulBurgos]

Hi Gwyneth , Great Video I learn a lot from it. I have a question, if we can use Azure keyvault to store for example connections string and others things. How can we secure our Function access keys??

[@SaulBurgos]

Hi, sorry here again. To be more clear with my previous comment. What I am asking is: What are the best or recommended practices so secure function access key?

[@nitheshmuralidharan1524]

Great one mam... how do we do in Java with similar approach

[@PedroOliveira-wn3uw]

Amazing content! Thank you so much

[@adarshsynergy6413]

Very nice tutorial this really helped to setup a key vault and store my secret stuff present in localsettings.json just a small doubt "I'm using azure functions with azure SQL DB I have my connection string in localsettings.json can I add connection string in the similar fashion as shown in the video" tutorial please let me know and loads of thanks to the best content.

[@mohanadAlsafi]

This is a great video! Thanks heaps.

[@KingOfBlades27]

Really helpful! Thanks a lot!

[@MadeByGPS]

Glad it helped!

[@bhushanmulmule7885]

Thanks, it helped a lot :)

[@MadeByGPS]

Thanks for watching

[@Ramesvenkat]

Really nice video

[@BreegBenjamin]

Gracias por el video!

[@CallousCoder]

It’s beyond me that two years on, you still have to pass the serial number in a keyvault url. Why? That name is unique and so just fetch the latest version. But Microsoft for some reason doesn’t do that. This morning we deployed an encrypted ADF instance and I was like: “surely they fixed it by now!” Nope! Utterly useless Microsoft is. Same with PIM for SQL access with elevated Riggs. Still not there either.