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Azure Key Vault

Learn to integrate Azure Key Vault with Torq by obtaining necessary Azure IDs and URIs and setting up secure secret storage.

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Azure Key Vault is a cloud-based service offered by Microsoft Azure that provides centralized storage and management of secrets, such as passwords, certificates, and keys.

Get information from Azure

To set up the Azure Key Vault integration in Torq, you'll need the following information:

  • Azure Tenant ID

  • Azure Client ID

  • Azure Client Secret

  • Azure Key Vault URI

To get the Azure Tenant ID, Azure Client ID, and Azure Client Secret, follow these instructions.

Follow these steps to get the Azure Key Vault URI:

  1. Go to the Key Vault account (search for Key Vault in Azure).

  2. Copy the Vault URI from the Overview page.

Get the Vault URI

Create an Azure Key Vault integration in Torq

  1. Go to Build > Integrations > Steps > Azure Key Vault, and click Add Instance.

  2. Enter a meaningful name for the integration.

  3. Enter the information you copied from Azure:

    • Azure Tenant ID

    • Azure Application Client ID

    • Azure Application Client Secret

    • Azure Key Vault URI

  4. Select Use this integration as a secret store for my workspace to store and retrieve all workspace secrets (such as API keys, passwords, tokens, and other sensitive values) directly from Azure Key Vault rather than Torq’s built-in secret storage.

  5. Click Add.

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