Unable to retrieve Azure Key Vault components
You will not be able to retrieve the Azure Key Vault components, like keys, certificates, and secrets, if you have not provided the sufficient permissions.- Access configuration permission
To track all of your Azure Key Vault components, ensure that you have configured the below settings for your Key Vault resource in Azure:
- Navigate to the Azure portal and to your Key Vault resource.
- On the left pane, click Settings > Access configuration.
- The Access configuration permission model of your Key Vault should be set to Azure role-based access control (RBAC) (recommended).
- Key Vault Reader permission
The Site24x7 Application which you had created for monitoring should have the Key Vault Reader permission, either at the Azure subscription-level or for the specific Key Vault resource.
To assign the necessary permission,
- Navigate to the Azure portal and to the Resource Group, Subscription or to the Key Vault resource and then click Access control IAM.
- Click + Add and then Add Role Assignment.
- Under Roles, search for Key Vault Reader permission and select it and then click Next.
- In the Members tab, beside Members, click + Select members.
- In the pop-up window, select the Site24x7-associated client application and then click Select.
- Check if the application has been added under Members and then click Review + assign.
Now the application has been provided with the reader permission.
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