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I would go for 1. Client credentials grant flows 2. Azure Instance Metadata (IMDS) endpoint Managed identity: This type of service principal represents a managed identity, which eliminates the need to manage credentials. Managed identities provide an identity for applications to use when connecting to resources that support Microsoft Entra authentication. When a managed identity is enabled, the service principal that represents that managed identity is created in your tenant. Common terms for managed identities and service principals: Client ID: The unique ID that's linked to the app and service principal created when you provisioned the identity. Object ID: The service principal object of the managed identity. Azure Instance Metadata Service: The REST API that's enabled when Azure Resource Manager creates a VM. The endpoint is accessible only from within the VM.
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Configure App1 to Use OAuth 2.0: Select: Client credentials grant flows Configure App1 to Use a REST API Call to Retrieve an Authentication Token From: Select: Azure Instance Metadata Service (MDS) endpoint
Client credentials grant flows Azure Instance Metadata Service (MDS) endpoint
Configure App1 to use OAuth 2.0: Client credentials grant flow Reason: The client credentials flow is suitable for service-to-service communication, allowing App1 to authenticate and obtain a token to access the Key Vault. Configure App1 to use a REST API call to retrieve an authentication token from the: Azure Instance Metadata Service (IMDS) endpoint Reason: Using the IMDS endpoint is the standard way for Azure resources to obtain tokens for their managed identities, simplifying authentication without managing credentials.