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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…