Hi David,

I'm implementing azure key vault for our PB server side apis, as well as some C# rest apis.  I'm using managed identities to access key vault as the servers being used are all azure computes so it won't be certificate based.  However, i believe the general idea is the same.  

I'm also hoping that we can use eventually this for our powerserver database connections as the current setup requires manual updates/work if a database password is changed.

you use oauth to get a token, you must specify the client id of the identity as well as the URI of the resource (key vault) you want to access using the token.  that returns the token which you then use to access key vault.

Hi Kevin, was this code ever found?  I'm trying to do a keyvault read and sure would be nice to have some sample code.  Best, Andy ahrubey@gmail.com, andy.rubey@carvana.com

Hey David.  Sent you a PPT from my 2018 Elevate presentation on accessing MS Dynamics 365 API from Azure.  Still looking for the code, but I kind of remember it definitely was using OAuthClient, and I want to say the tenant id was the client id on the OAuthClient.  Maybe there's some code in the PPT that will help you.  I'll keep looking for the code.

I have updated the initial question with more info, any help welcome.

Thanks

"I'm trying to understand the security authentication required."

I'm not familiar with this azure api at all - and i'm not sure exactly what you mean by the security authentication required.

I know for some of their apis they require a signature based on the header values and current time, it uses hmac and your private key.  If that is what you are talking about, then i do have information on how that works (its rather complicated and pretty much undocumented)