How to Set Up an Azure Application with Permissions for Certificate Signing
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Joseph Guadagno
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Summary
This article provides a technical walkthrough for setting up an Azure application with the necessary permissions to enable certificate signing using Azure Key Vault. It is part of a series where the previous post covered uploading a code signing certificate to Azure Key Vault, and a future post will cover signing NuGet packages in Azure Pipelines. The article focuses on creating the Azure application registration and configuring permissions so that Azure Pipelines can sign NuGet packages without downloading them.
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· 2 pulledThis post will walk you through setting up the Azure "application" so that our Azure Pipeline (future post) will be able to sign our NuGet package without having to download the package.
Thanks to Claire for the advice.
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