With this article, the issues and solutions I am trying to address are: On a high level, below is the list of API tasks we have to do to achieve this. We have to make requests to three calls (one less if you have Customer ID already). High level Power Automate flow See below the high level flow I have created to demonstrate: Prerequisites Detailed Flow In this example, I am using a HTTP Request Trigger, which starts when we POST a file and a email-id (I used it to represent a customer in HubSpot contact form). I am doing…
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Below is the slide deck used for the session “Securing the Skies: Navigating Cloud Security Challenges and Beyond” for FDPPI
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This is a screen recording demonstrating how to create a basic Open AI instance in Azure Portal.
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Using Managed Identity to deploy azure resources is considered best practice as it reduces the overhead of keeping additional credentials (tokens/passwords) in config files. This article is about accessing Auzre KeyVault using Managed Identity. I am using .NET Framework 4.8 version for this tutorial. Step 1 – Create KeyVault and secrets First, just go to Azure Portal and create necessary secret values for testing. I would go with a “testkey” and a dummy value. (I am assuming you know the basics of Azure Portal and knows how to create an azure resource such as KeyVault) Also, please take a note…
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My use case here was to store the resumes uploaded by candidate in a website directly in a SharePoint list. Below is the high level flow the process, created in Power Automate (same you can do in Azure Logic Apps as well with similar steps) Here is the output, i.e., data and file uploaded to SharePoint/Office 365 The HTTP call is expected to be made from the external application such as a web page but for the purpose of testing, here is the Postman screen used: Detailed flow Let us start with an HTTP Request Trigger. You will get a…