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Learn Live - Authenticate your Azure deployment workflow by using workload identities

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Full series information: https://aka.ms/learnlive-automate-azu... More info here: https://aka.ms/learnlive-automate-azu... Follow on Microsoft Learn: Workload identities enable your deployment workflows to authenticate securely with Azure without you managing any passwords, keys, or secrets. In this module, you'll learn what workload identities are, how they work, and how to create them. You'll also learn how to grant them permission to your Azure resources so that your workflows can deploy your Bicep files. --------------------- Learning objectives  …...more
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Learn Live - Authenticate your Azure deployment workflow by using workload identities
Full series information: https://aka.ms/learnlive-automate-azu... More info here: https://aka.ms/learnlive-automate-azu... Follow on Microsoft Learn: Workload identities enable your deployment workflows to authenticate securely with Azure without you managing any passwords, keys, or secrets. In this module, you'll learn what workload identities are, how they work, and how to create them. You'll also learn how to grant them permission to your Azure resources so that your workflows can deploy your Bicep files. --------------------- Learning objectives
  • Explain what a workload identity is and describe three types of workload identities: service principals, managed identities, and federated credentials
  • Create a workload identity and link it to a GitHub Actions deployment workflow
  • Configure the appropriate authorization for a workload identity to deploy Azure resources
--------------------- Chapters -------- 00:00 - Introduction 02:18 - Learning objectives 04:37 - Example scenario 08:42 - Main goal 09:12 - Understand workload identities 19:03 - How do workload identities work? 24:31 - Create a workload identity for a GitHub Actions workflow 39:56 - Demo - Create a federated credential 56:04 - Assigning permissions for workflow 1:13:18 - Knowledge check 1:25:03 - Summary and conclusion --------------------- Presenters Barbara Forbes Azure Technical lead, Microsoft MVP for Azure OGD ict-diensten John Downs Senior Customer Engineer, FastTrack for Azure Microsoft Moderators Nelly Kiboi Service engineer Microsoft

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