How to configure and use secret environment variables in Power Platform

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Learn how to configure Azure Key Vault so that you can use environment variables of a secret type in your cloud flows!
Chapters:
0:00 Intro
1:30 Use secret environment variable
2:50 Microsoft.PowerPlatform provider not registered
3:25 Setup Azure for secret env. variables
3:30 Register Microsoft.PowerPlatform as a provider
4:35 Grant read access for the user in Key Vault
6:20 Grant get access to secrets for Dataverse principal
9:10 Create secret env. variable
9:50 Use secret env. variable in a cloud flow
12:50 Secure secret env. variable inside a cloud flow
14:05 Wrap up!

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10 июл 2024

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@DanielWesterdale 8 месяцев назад

Really good video with easy to follow instructions. I found you can't view access policies unless you toggle the Vault Access policy switch in the Access configuration settings . However, I think we are now encouraged move to the recommended role-based access control rather than the more granular access policy - so I toggled back to role based. Also, the Read role has now been replaced with the Key Vault Secrets User role. Finally, as you showed, the secret environment variable is still not available in the dynamic picker which I guess is intended .

@TomaszPoszytek 8 месяцев назад

You're correct in everything you wrote :)

@ulianahordiienko2386 Год назад

Cool information and explanation, thank you very much! Dziękuję bardzo 😊

@TomaszPoszytek Год назад

You're welcome!

@benjathome Год назад

Nice demonstration, first time I’ve seen the entire process laid out. How do we share usage of these secret environment variables when the flow is shared?

@TomaszPoszytek Год назад

Env. variables are a part of solution. There you are not sharing a flow, just granting permissions to let users use solutions.