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The background of this question is that this module saves my team alot of refactoring when switching between vaults since a wide variety of vaults have extensions available. It is very very useful for working with creds on the shell.
I am attempting to use the Microsoft.PowerShell.SecretManagement module to access Azure Key Vault secrets in a hybrid environment. Our setup requires authentication coming from outside of the Azure tenant. For other Azure services, we can use either OAuth 2.0 authorization with a registered app or service principal authentication.
However, with the SecretManagement module, I've noticed that:
The only authentication method available seems to be service principal.
When I use oauth I receive the following when using Get-Secret:
Connect-AzAccount-AccessToken ...#sucessful authGet-Secret ...
Message: AKV10000: Request is missing a Bearer or PoP token.
After a call with support it seems the issue is not directly with the modules themselves.
I can successfully obtain a bearer token for Azure Key Vault.
Using this token, I'm able to retrieve secret values via the Invoke-RestMethod cmdlet, confirming the token's validity.
However, when I attempt to use the Get-AzKeyVaultSecret cmdlet from the Az.KeyVault module, I receive an error: 'AKV10000: Request is missing a Bearer or PoP token.'
During a support call, we tried various approaches with Set-AzContext, but we haven't found a way to make the Az.KeyVault module commands utilize the existing bearer token.
If you would be able to share a way that works with these modules on the shell to successfully interact with the Azure Key Vault using the bearer token I would be very grateful. If not I understand.
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The background of this question is that this module saves my team alot of refactoring when switching between vaults since a wide variety of vaults have extensions available. It is very very useful for working with creds on the shell.
I am attempting to use the Microsoft.PowerShell.SecretManagement module to access Azure Key Vault secrets in a hybrid environment. Our setup requires authentication coming from outside of the Azure tenant. For other Azure services, we can use either OAuth 2.0 authorization with a registered app or service principal authentication.
However, with the SecretManagement module, I've noticed that:
I am specifically looking for a way to use OAuth 2.0 with this module, similar to how we can with other Azure services.
Reference: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/utility-modules/secretmanagement/how-to/using-azure-keyvault?view=ps-modules
I have opened a case with the Key Vault Support Team #2407160040005824 but thought maybe I should check here as well.
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