To use this tool, you first need to have an Azure Key Vault set up in your Azure environment. To connect to it via this tool, you'll need to follow these steps:

1. Register Your Application in Azure

• Open the Azure Portal at https://portal.azure.com.
• If you have an Office 365 subscription, you can log in using your Office 365 admin credentials.
• In the top search bar, type 'App registration' and select it.
• On the App registrations screen, create a new registration for your connector application.

2. Collect the Necessary Details:

After registering the application, you will need to copy the following attributes:

• Client ID (<<Client_Id>>): This is the Azure AD client ID of the calling web service.
  • To find this, go to Azure Active Directory → App registrations → Select your registered application. The Client Id will be labeled as the Application ID.
• Tenant ID (<<Tenant_Id>>): This is your directory ID.
  • Navigate to Azure Active Directory → Properties in the Azure Portal. The Directory ID shown here is your Tenant ID.
• Client Secret (<<Client_Secret>>): You will need a key that’s registered for the calling web service or daemon application in Azure AD.
  • To create this, go to Azure Active Directory → App registrations → Select your application → Settings → Certificates & secrets → New client secret. Copy the generated key. (Make sure to URL encode it when used.)

3. Grant Permissions:

• Ensure the registered application has permissions to access the Microsoft Azure Key Vault. This step is crucial for your tool to function properly.
  • You can configure access policies for your Key Vault by going to Azure Key Vault → Access policies and adding the necessary permissions for your app.

Once you have these attributes and permissions configured, you’ll be able to connect to the Azure Key Vault using the connector.

Configuration in Outsystems.

Good luck, happy coding...