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Azure AD workload identity federation with AWS
Digital transformation is resulting in the deployment of more software workloads. Businesses are building or rewriting their software workloads using cloud-native architectures. Multi-cloud is becoming the new normal, as developers cherry-pick the cloud resources that best suit their needs. When applications or services run outside Azure and need access to Azure resources, they need secrets to authenticate to Azure AD. These secrets pose a security risk. Securely storing these secrets and regularly rotating them is an unnecessary developer burden. Azure AD workload identity federation removes the need for these secrets in selected scenarios. Developers can configure Azure AD workload identities to trust tokens issued by another identity provider. This blog post explores how you can access Azure resources from software workloads running in Amazon Web Services (AWS).
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Azure AD workload identity federation with AWS
Digital transformation is resulting in the deployment of more software workloads. Businesses are building or rewriting their software workloads using cloud-native architectures. Multi-cloud is becoming the new normal, as developers cherry-pick the cloud resources that best suit their needs. When applications or services run outside Azure and need access to Azure resources, they need secrets to authenticate to Azure AD. These secrets pose a security risk. Securely storing these secrets and regularly rotating them is an unnecessary developer burden. Azure AD workload identity federation removes the need for these secrets in selected scenarios. Developers can configure Azure AD workload identities to trust tokens issued by another identity provider. This blog post explores how you can access Azure resources from software workloads running in Amazon Web Services (AWS).
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Azure AD workload identity federation with AWS
Digital transformation is resulting in the deployment of more software workloads. Businesses are building or rewriting their software workloads using cloud-native architectures. Multi-cloud is becoming the new normal, as developers cherry-pick the cloud resources that best suit their needs. When applications or services run outside Azure and need access to Azure resources, they need secrets to authenticate to Azure AD. These secrets pose a security risk. Securely storing these secrets and regularly rotating them is an unnecessary developer burden. Azure AD workload identity federation removes the need for these secrets in selected scenarios. Developers can configure Azure AD workload identities to trust tokens issued by another identity provider. This blog post explores how you can access Azure resources from software workloads running in Amazon Web Services (AWS).
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