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How to use Azure Key Vault with the Azure CLI
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Using ASP.NET Core with Azure Key Vault | Software Engineering
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| | This article looks at setting up an ASP.NET Core application to use Azure Key Vault. When deployed to Azure, it works like in the Azure documentation but when working on development PCs, some changes are required for a smooth developer experience. Code: https://github.com/damienbod/UsingAzureKeyVaultInDevelopment I develop using Visual Studio and manage multiple accounts and test environments....
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Accessing Key Vault from Azure Functions using Managed Identities
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Managed VMs and the Future of App Engine | Kevin Sookocheff
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| I've been thinking about the transition of App Engine to Python 3 and have come to the conclusion that it will never happen - App Engine will eventually be deprecated in favour of Managed VMs. Let's break this apart to see why this is. First, consider the effort required by Google to develop App Engine. The Python runtime environment was modified to enforce the sandbox of the App Engine environment. To provide a Python 3 environment for App Engine as we know it, the Python 3 runtime would need to be modified with the same restrictions. Even imagining that this would happen for Python 3.4, the effort to upgrade to Python 3.5 would require additional effort by Google to modify the runtime.