Configuring Azure Key Vault RBAC and Policies
Configuring Azure Key Vault RBAC and Policies looks at how to configure access and authorization to Azure key vaults. There are two mutually exclusive ways to set up key vault access over the data plane. Historically, key vault access was, and still can be, specified using policies. In more recent times, role-based access control is the recommended method for configuring app and user access. This lesson looks at both methods and explains why RBAC superseded access policies.
Learning Objectives
- Learn how to configure access to an Azure key vault with access policies.
- Learn how to configure access to an Azure key vault with role-based access control.
Intended Audience
- This lesson is intended for students working towards the SC-300: Microsoft Identity and Access Administrator exam
- Those who want to know how to configure Azure key vault access and authorization
Prerequisites
- This lesson assumes students already have some familiarity with Azure key vaults, role-based access control (RBAC), and the Azure Command-Line Interface
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