Brilliant! A great walk through of something I had been struggling with. One question. I am not sure I 100% understand the purpose of storing the credentials in the Environmental variables (using SETX etc.). My assumption is, this is used by default, when we develop locally on our computer. Then when we deploy the code to Azure, (where the environmental variables aren't accessible), this is where Key vault is the logical approach. Is this correct? So technically we could skip using Environmental Variables, and just use the Key Vault approach outlined above- even for local dev (as long as we have internet connectivity) etc.?
Thanks for putting this together!!
Brilliant! A great walk through of something I had been struggling with. One question. I am not sure I 100% understand the purpose of storing the credentials in the Environmental variables (using SETX etc.). My assumption is, this is used by default, when we develop locally on our computer. Then when we deploy the code to Azure, (where the environmental variables aren't accessible), this is where Key vault is the logical approach. Is this correct? So technically we could skip using Environmental Variables, and just use the Key Vault approach outlined above- even for local dev (as long as we have internet connectivity) etc.?
When I created dns in azure by using python it will throws error invalid client I'd error plss help me yaar
how to set up environment variables for python virtual environment
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