Stop storing your secrets with Azure Managed Identities

Is your code exposing valuable secrets for anyone to see? SSW Solution Architect Bryden Oliver shows us how to store our secrets using Azure Managed Identities so your code is safe and secure.

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Bryden is a Solution Architect with over 25 years professional experience. He has a wealth of knowledge from a diverse range of areas but with particular focus on database, web services, Microsoft Azure and SaaS based solutions. He’s had dealings with customers ranging from the world’s largest companies right through to small business. He has a strong understanding of how software will deliver business value to his customers. https://www.ssw.com.au/people/bryden-oliver

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