*To keep the things sort and simple, this post does not cover steps to create the services Create a WebApp under the App Service Plan.
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Create an App Server Plan under free plan or any other plan as applicable.Create a general purpose – V2 storage account.You would need below services to complete the implementation in Azure. Let’s suppose, you want to access Blob Storage from a WebApp using System Assigned Managed Identity. This identity can be shared, means it can be associated to multiple Azure Resource. Once identity has created, then you have to explicitly delete it. User-assigned : This identity can be assigned to a single Azure resource. This identity cannot be shared means it can be associated to single Azure Resource at a time. Once, identity has been assigned to the Azure resource, it can request token from Azure AD. This identity can be turned ON/OFF from the Identity option of the Azure Service. System-assigned : Some services allow to create System Assigned Identity from service instance. There are two types of managed identities. Managed identities can be used without any additional cost. It is a great feature from security perspective because credentials are not accessible to you. It helps to authenticate to any service that supports AAD authentication without maintaining credentials in your code. Managed Identity provides Azure services with an automatically managed identity in AAD (Azure Active Directory). This post will briefly talk about Managed Identity and enable Managed Identity to access Azure Blob from the WebApp. Azure blob storage can be accessed using Managed Identity.
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