Hello Davide, this is very interesting, I followed your example and it works for the simple hello world ! Now I am looking to call an API to an external service. My problem is where to store the credentials as it will 1) be accessible from all projects 2) Find 0 document of The decorator accessing any KeyStore or Service connection data?
Hi, sorry I haven't replied to your email (yep, I've seen it ;) ) but I was off a couple of days. Anyway, this is a good scenario, imho the best thing to do is using KeyVault to store the credentials, and use the KeyVault step to "inject" the secret you need into your pipeline. Something similar to what described here: azuredevopslabs.com/labs/vstsexten... (even tho that is for a "full" pipeline)
Hello Davide, this is very interesting, I followed your example and it works for the simple hello world ! Now I am looking to call an API to an external service. My problem is where to store the credentials as it will 1) be accessible from all projects 2) Find 0 document of The decorator accessing any KeyStore or Service connection data?
Do you have any clue ?
Cheers.
Hi, sorry I haven't replied to your email (yep, I've seen it ;) ) but I was off a couple of days. Anyway, this is a good scenario, imho the best thing to do is using KeyVault to store the credentials, and use the KeyVault step to "inject" the secret you need into your pipeline. Something similar to what described here: azuredevopslabs.com/labs/vstsexten... (even tho that is for a "full" pipeline)
I will try this !! many thanks to you !
I didn't found any example of this scenario anywhere. That might be an interesting article if I succeed ;) !
Cheers !
Let me know how it goes :)