Azure Key Vault - Get Secrets using Postman (REST API)

[@AniScapeview]

Thank you so much! Was able to get it working after seeing this video. Very helpful :)

[@RaviTejabhishek]

Thank you for this. Helped me a lot!

[@mana-times]

Thank you. Important information

[@sidharthvaikunthe]

Thank you so much. Now i need to get the same thing done in .NET 4.0 application. Upgrading the application .netframework is not an option. So using Azure Key Vault SDK is not possible as it is not compatible for .NET 4.0. Could you please me help me with any articles where i can achieve this in .NET 4.0

[@krishnakumar5203]

when i try to access the Keyvault secret it is telling to have OBO (on behalf of) flow , can info on this sir , pls help.

[@raaviblog105]

Can you share some more info to help you. Are u getting this issue in postman? Share your query which you are trying.

[@amithalder6321]

what is the clientId and clientSecret in key vault? from where I get the value of those ?

[@raaviblog105]

ClientId is the Application Id of the Service Principal and the secret created for it. This Service principal should be given access to the Kay Vault and also it should be added to Access policy. You can see this video to create Service Principal and assigning role. - th-cam.com/video/Hg-YsUITnck/w-d-xo.html

[@raaviblog105]

You can check this article for more details- raaviblog.com/how-to-get-access-to-the-secrets-saved-in-azure-key-vault-using-rest-api-with-postman/

[@raman2192]

Thanks for this video, this is really useful @Raaviblog.
Can you please help with writing the key and values to Azure KeyVault?

[@ashokm6280]

how to do this with azure APIM

[@raaviblog105]

Do you mean how to access azure APIM using POSTMAN or how to access key vault from APIM??

[@karikalan-io4ke]

hi