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Microsoft Azure: How to Generate an Application ID and an Application Key
Manuel Schnitzer edited this page Mar 5, 2018
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- Log in to the Azure Portal
- Click on the left side All services
- Open the App registrations resource
- Click New application registration
- Give the application a name like OBS and the application type is Web app / API (and the Sign-on URL is not relevant and can be anything. You could use the address of this Build Service instance for example.)
- Once the application has been created, copy its Application ID and paste it in the form below in the OBS UI.
- Click Settings
- Click Keys
- Create a new password: Enter a description and set an expiration date. Keep the Value field empty.
- Click the Save button and copy the content of the Value field to the Application Key field below in the OBS UI.
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