Microsoft Azure Overview: The Azure Python SDK

Alright, now that we have a Service Principal created we can move on to using the Azure Python SDK. This particular SDK is quite large and can go many layers deep so we will spend some time looking at the GitHub Repo containing the source code, some of the Microsoft Documentation, the Azure SDK library, and spend some time taking our credentials and storing them in our system as environment variables.
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[@Analyse_US]

Thankyou. This is absolute Gold! Working through the whole series, best content I have found on Azure & Python. Excellent work!

[@RabbitJnr]

This is really an awesome and well-explained series!

[@shreyjain6447]

Nice video! I have one question. My laptop does not have a GPU. Instead of buying a new laptop, I want to use Azure ML python SDK to build models. Basically I want to use my laptop only for IDE purposes (Spyder) and instead of using my laptops CPU, I want to use Azure for it's compute instances and clusters to build and deploy models. So I want to code on my local laptop in Spyder and use Azure's compute resources. Is such a thing possible? If so, can you guide me to some links to articles or videos that I can look into? Any help will be much appreciated!!

[@Hemantkumar-gs1lq]

Basically the concept of key vault is hide the password mainly. If user have to get client id, tenant id and client secret then what is use of key vault. This was actually question when tried to use same approach