133 - Using Managed Identities to call EasyAuth enabled Logic Apps (Standard) Triggers 

Classy act, Thanks for the shout out Kent!…The beauty of the solution you demonstrated in this video is that now you can use DefaultAzureCredentials() class in an Azure Arc enabled server on-prem and call your logic apps from virtually "anywhere" using Azure Arc enabled server's managed identity and EasyAuth and without having to store the secrets on prem or in keyvault (egg or chicken scenario you pointed out). Isn't that nice? Extending the reach of your security solution beyond Azure and reducing the attack surface even further!

@KentWeare is there any latest way of doing this authorization from azure portal or via ARM template itself. Please guide.

Thanks for the Video, Are you able to call Azure openAI with managed Identity from Logic App? For some reason, it's failing with exception: App not registered

Great video. It's a real shame that they don't have a nice way to modify the logic app standard's access policy other than the rest API calls. It makes your cicd pipelines a bit of a nightmare.

@KentWeare Is there a way to enable EasyAuth without using Service Principal ? For eg: Only using User Assigned Managed Identity's credentials (i.e., clientId, objectId). Basically, I want to see how we can implement API Management Service to Standard Logic App flow using User Assigned Managed Identity.