Azure : Using Logic Apps to Monitor Azure App Registration Expiration
When we switched to use OAuth2 authentication, we now need to create Azure AD App Registration with expiration date. The client secret expiration date can only be set to maximum of 24 months. We cannot set a client secret that will never expire due to security reason. Unfortunately, Azure currently does not natively provide a way to notify expired client secret. An expired secret can cause…
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Azure : Using Logic Apps to Monitor Azure App Registration Expiration – That NAV Guy
When we switched to use OAuth2 authentication, we now need to create Azure AD App Registration with expiration date. The client secret expiration date can only be set to maximum of 24 months. We cannot set a client secret that will never expire due to security reason.
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