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Azure Bicep - Deploy Function Apps with KeyVault references Normally when using ACLs we would give dependent services Get and List permissions over Secrets, with RBAC we can instead use the Key Vault Secret User built-in role This makes the management of secrets a lot easier and means we can view permissions in a single place
What permission is needed exactly to allow an App Service to import a . . . Importing a certificate from Key Vault to your App Service requires the Get permission for Secrets and Certificates If using legacy Vault Access Policy, create a policy for 'Microsoft Azure App Service' service principal (bfa0a7c-a6b6-4736-8310-5855508787cd)
Example template for deploying an Azure Function app with KeyVault . . . Assign secret user permissions to the Azure Function app: resource kvFunctionAppPermissions 'Microsoft Authorization roleAssignments@2020-04-01-preview' = {name: guid(kv id, funcApp name, keyVaultSecretsUserRole) scope: kv: properties: {principalId: funcApp identity principalId: principalType: 'ServicePrincipal' roleDefinitionId
Manage Azure Key Vaults using Bicep | PäksTech In this post, we will create a Key Vault and grant users access to it using Bicep We will use the legacy access policies instead of Azure role-based access control (Azure RBAC) because they can be created without having Owner or User Access Administrator permissions on the subscription