GETTING STARTED WITH AZURE KEY VAULT WITH .NET CORE PART 2 - Clone quickstart repo, create an azure web app -

We’ll continue the quickstart with clonding the repo and publish it to an Azure Web App.

If you haven’t already make sure you have all the pre-requisites.

Next Clone the gitrepo into a folder on your local drive.

git clone https://github.com/Azure-Samples/key-vault-dotnet-core-quickstart.git

Next locate the key vault endpoint and paste into the program.cs file.

az keyvault show --name keyvaultquickstart-kv --query properties.vaultUri

Finally publish the dotnet Core app to a app service web app in Azure.

Now access the URL of your new app service web app and notice

Now in the final post next time we will enable managed identity for the webapp to read from the vault.

GETTING STARTED WITH AZURE KEY VAULT WITH .NET CORE PART 2 – Clone quickstart repo, create an azure web app