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How to use Managed Identities with Microsoft Graph PowerShell In this tutorial, I am going to show you how you can create and assign permissions to a Managed Identity in Azure and then use that Managed Identity in your Microsoft Graph PowerShell scripts
Use managed identities in Azure DevOps build pipeline Manage identities are somewhat mislabeled They are used to allow a VM running your Azure pipelines to act as the managed identity of that VM (you then give this managed identity access to the resources you want it to be able to access in the Azure Portal)
Grant Graph API Permission to Managed Identity Object Managed identities provide an identity for applications to use when connecting to resources that support Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) authentication We can access Graph API either using service principal object in Azure or using Managed Identity
Authenticate to Azure DevOps as a managed identity When working with the Azure DevOps CLI, there are two options to authenticate: Or you can set the AZURE_DEVOPS_EXT_PAT environment variable and that’s it ($env:AZURE_DEVOPS_EXT_PAT = $token in PowerShell, export AZURE_DEVOPS_EXT_PAT="$token" in a Linux shell ) And then you can start running commands
Introducing Service Principal and Managed Identity support on Azure DevOps Consider using an Azure AD application, which you can then use to generate tokens for calling Azure DevOps REST APIs in your code The Azure AD application you create has an identity called the service principal, which keeps track of what permissions the application has across all Azure resources
Configure identity - Managed DevOps Pools | Microsoft Learn Managed DevOps Pools offers the ability to fetch certificates from an Azure Key Vault during agent provisioning, which means the certificates will already exist on the machine by the time it runs your Azure DevOps pipelines
Exploring Managed Identity in Azure DevOps – Rajnish Kumar Jha, MCT . . . By integrating Managed Identity with Azure DevOps, you can securely authenticate and access Azure resources from pipelines and other DevOps processes without managing secrets or credentials manually Automatically created and managed by Azure Tied to an individual Azure resource (e g , Virtual Machine, App Service, Azure Kubernetes Service)
Microsoft Graph API Managed Identity - Stack Overflow I'm trying to gain access for Graph API for a Function App managed identity This must be done through a Azure DevOps YAML pipeline I have this example script from MS how to do it https: learn