Category: Azure
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Testdriving the year-end release of the Approvals Kit
Talking about christmas coming early again! This time it was the announcement of the Approval Kit from Power CAT released as a public preview feature with their year-end release of the kit. There is certainly a demand for this kind of template which can be used and enhanced, and which already packed with features as…
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Using Azure DevOps to deploy Environment Variables with Azure Key Vault secrets
In my previous article I showcased how you can use Environment Variables to dynamically retrieve secrets straight from Azure Key Vault, and pass it to HTTP action in a secure way. After you successfully did the implementation, you might have started to wonder how do you then introduce this type of Environment Variable into your…
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How to use Environment Variables to read API Subscription Key from Azure Key Vault, and pass it securely in HTTP Request header inside Power Automate Cloud Flow
I’m certain that most of my readers are familiar with the concept of Environment Variables. What about using HTTP Request actions in Cloud Flows? Hands up how many of you have sometimes hardcoded values “because it was fast and easy”, or you “didn’t know any other ways to do it”. Then you ended up refactoring…
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Pipelines in Power Platform vs Azure DevOps – How to setup, and initial thoughts
Ever since I first heard about Pipelines coming to Power Platform, I added it to my bucket list of things to try out, learn, and share. Expectations were quite high, and i’m sure I was not the only one who was super hyped about this new feature 😉 Let’s first check how the setup and…
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Connection References in Azure DevOps, and why it matters
I frequently get questions about connection references, what does the pre-population mean regarding the release pipelines in Azure DevOps and how exactly this should be done. I thought this would be an excellent topic to write about, as it still is a theme that causes questions and concerns. What exactly are connection references? How Microsoft…
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